So the companies are ripping off drivers and still losing a metric shit ton of cash.  It seems nobody is making any money in this scheme except the investors and executives, ohhhhhhhhhh.

Well, I don’t want one if you ain’t got those buns, hun.

I was next to it in traffic, SF to Marin one afternoon. Slow going so I yelled, “I thought they only made one” and he replied, “This is the 2nd” with his two fingers up. Yep, normal everyday traffic. 

I was thinking more of T2

Do you use a highway to get to the danger zone?

I dunno, owning a fighter jet like that seems like it would be approaching an unsafe area of some sort. A zone of danger, if you will.

Yes, but only once, and not for very long*

When Americans get better teeth.

I use a nutbag to make huge 3 gallon batches of cold brew. Its awesome. But even more awesome is the joy I get yelling to my wife in the other room “Babe! Where’s my nutbag?!” when the neighbors are outside and our windows are open. 

It’s not $60k, it’s $59,995.

Good, they are employees and deserve full employee protection and if this destroys the gig economy then that is only a good thing.

-clicks car ad-

There is a reason most people sold their juicers after the fad died down. They are a pain to clean.

I’ve seen it IRL. Based on the condition and lack of registration, my offer is $2500.00

Not to mention that I don’t think those will be anywhere near $60k. (They won’t be.) My guesses based on current pricing : Grand Sport: $69,995 & Z06: $84,995.

Just want to chime in that cars, in general, are expensive. I recently discovered you can spend nearly 50K on a Toyota 4Runner.

As the manager of the BMW team at an independent euro-specialist auto shop, these things are maintenance nightmares starting around this mileage. Unless you can get extensive service records showing some of the major things have been completed, I’d steer clear. 

We are always prepared for such an eventuality. My son and I remain secure.

Or you can claim to have found a rare Mongolian-built car with a body made out of recycled Nickleback CD’s, powered by a hybrid single rotor wankel/ 3 cylinder diesel engine.