Walk dog. Use a dicey dog poop pickup bag. Wonder to yourself, did my finger poke thru? Did I touch something as I tied the bag? You won’t touch your face. 

Put on rubber gloves.

*As of this writing

15.5 million is, I think, a bit optimistic at this point. It’s tough to justify a new car when your 401K is down the price of a new car. 

“Our own office is in Times Square, I’m sure that’s not a dangerous place to be amidst a global pandemic at all.” - This is not a pandemic, that’s what the Soviets want you to think. I have words on this matter, we will resist and fight the Jojaba virus at every corner. I am the best thing that ever happened to…

First thought - what is that, a Vette?

Exactly. I lived for a while in Washington. If you lived at lower elevations where the snow would only last a day or two at most, you didn’t need winter tires or AWD or the like. But if you lived at some elevation where the snow would stick around forever, you wanted snow tires and maybe AWD

Bottom line: think about how often you are driving in the snow.  If you live in an area that gets below 0 and salt doesn’t work, so snow stays around pretty much all winter, winter tires are a must. If you live somewhere that can get you back to pavement 24 hours after a decent snow fall, it probably isn’t necessary.  

Not me. I’m looking for a return of low-rider mini-trucks with spinning beds.

That’s a Falcon.

It will be a chopped up Bronco Sport. FWD standard, AWD optional.

I applaud the absurdity.

I feel like you’re right. It will be a chopped up Bronco Sport. FWD standard, AWD optional. No manual option, likely. It will appeal to none of the truck buyers, crossover buyers, or enthusiasts, and Ford will wonder why it didn’t sell.

Nope.  It’ll be the Ranch-E-Ro and it’ll be electric.

...the vehicle will be priced under $20,000...

I for one welcome the imminent return of lifted minitrucks.

The new Ford compact pick-up will start under $20000, but you won’t find one on the dealer lots for less than $27000.

Watch, it will be called the Ranchero.