Well, it’s march 15th. You can’t just let the Ides of March go by without stabbing somebody.

It’s not justified because it was an escalation. When two dudes are fighting, who in the heck thinks “let me just stab this guy a few times”? Even if she was protecting her spouse or whatever, it didn’t help at all and only compelled the victim to introduce a gun to that mess.

Mixing guns with immature college students and tons of under age drinking is a brilliant idea!

Cops don’t get paid to be teachers and teachers don’t get paid to be cops. Imagine getting a teacher’s salary and also being told, “you need to carry a gun and should the opportunity present itself, be a hero.” And then probably being thanked with a school funded pizza party

So the good guy got the gun from the bad guy with the gun but what about the stabby person were they good or bad ? and what if there was a gooder person on board this train ?

The last thing I’d want to be responsible for as a high school teacher would be securing a weapon. And the biggest thing I’d be worrying about would be my fellow pistol-packin’ faculty who feel that’d be no big deal.

“The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun, is a good guy with the bad guy’s gun.”

>builds vehicle that appeals solely to attention-starved narcissists

Get a grip. BMW turn signal engineers manage to keep it together. Be more like them. 

It’s annoying when the Tesla Model 3 is so dirt cheap and finally a great value, but I can’t stomach buying one because it would mean supporting one of the greatest dipshits of all time.

I think the bigger issue is having a buddy with a Cybertruck...

You mean to tell me that a shady CEO allows his shady underlings to do shady things within the company?

That guy is an asshole of the highest order and should get booted from the app as a driver. 

Definitely, Ramsey’s advice can be extreme and often impractical for many people but the problem he is trying to address is real. Way too many people borrow money to buy more car than they need at a ridiculous interest rate, then trade it in 5 years later because it’s not shiny any more.

20% of cars in US are leased. That’s a crowd that always has a payment. The average loan period on cars in the US is just under 70 months. The average ownership period for a car is 8 years.

Many living paycheck to paycheck because of a huge car payment. having a car payment over $400 or $500 is completely insane to me.

“He’s not exactly wrong that you’ll have a lot more money if you invest $500 more per month for 40 years vs always having a car payment, but what percentage of people actually do that?”

I’m a 5 figure nobody and I have way more than 500 extra bucks a month. Also by your own stated logic you left 40% (dozens of millions of Americans) as not living paycheck to paycheck.

“Queue up pedantic know it all commenters on this article.”

Tyler was in my top 3 guesses as his name.