Yeah, I patreon’d the guy for a year or so, but he wasn’t getting better. He was driving cars constantly and wasn’t getting better for it. It’s disappointing and yeah, totally takes me out of wanting to listen to his insight because if he doesn’t know the basics, who the fuck is he to wax philosophical on the issue?

Again, as a concept, libertarianism is beautiful, but people are shitty, and every day decide to hurt others to get theirs. It ignores the fact that if let lone, people turn into complete savages. Not when things are going good, mind you, but the second they go bad. And things always go bad, at least for a little…

All parties think they are concerned about “our liberty and our rights” but the way most popular libertarian platforms propose doing so isn’t practical.

The older generation seems to assume every problem can be fixed by just deregulating the crap out of it and hoping amateurs can fix it (See: the past 50 years of the trucking industry).

I’ve been a Mr Regular fan since he had subscribers in the low thousands, but I don’t think he’s thought much about politics past he thinks libertarians are cool, and it’s different enough for him to feel comfortable saying that’s what he is. This happens a lot with libertarianism, I think because it’s true that the…

Venture capital seems to love old ideas slightly repackaged to do business at a loss until you damage the competition enough so that you can start sucking and charging as much as the established players.

HAHAHAHHAHAH, not laughing at you so much as my years in working with trucking and logistics companies who all have some grand plan to manage LTL shipping in this way and not a single one of them ever making any headway in the endeavor.

They do make excellent parts though. One of the best performance parts divisions of any manufacturer. They could name it FRT or CNT and it’d still be good parts.

I’m grossed out by absolutely all of this.

You are disgusting.

Ford hasn’t owned Jag in a quite a while.

My theory was Rogue One came around, they were like “WE HAVE A ROGUE TOO!” Then a whole year passed after Rogue One and they started making these commercials. I’ve been in advertising most of my professional life, this is how things actually happen.

It’s just money. The fun I’ve had in VWs and various leases haven’t made a lick of financial sense but completely worth it somehow.

How do you not understand the value of something being great for a few years?

Once upon a time I owned 2 Dakotas, a ‘97 and an ‘04. The latter was a V8 with a proper limited slip diff geared low AF.

Look, I get the connotation of the statement, but I just don’t think it’s “sad” that people aren’t commending something they don’t even know about the guy. Could have been a contractor. Thanking someone for service you don’t understand cheapens the extraordinary service that our fighting men and women render us.

Nowhere in this article does it mention he was in the military. Thanking someone you don’t know for something you don’t know they actually did is just kind of weird.

I wonder what it’d be like to have lost your arm in Iraq, but not in a war in Iraq, just happened to be the place you lost your arm. You’d have to explain every time...

I scooped the ChefsChoice 15XV Electric Knife Sharpener on a previous sale and can recommend 10 out of 10. This makes any hunk of metal you throw into it a scary razor.

I scooped the ChefsChoice 15XV Electric Knife Sharpener on a previous sale and can recommend 10 out of 10. This…

The thought of a 3500 continuing to accelerate as it approaches a sudden slow down on the interstate has got me cringing HARD. Even that couple seconds of confusion while the truck accelerates to try to maintain speed while the brake is applied is a enough to create a real bad situation.