This is actually pretty cool. My parents always have various “performance” cars but yet they drive slow as Christmas. Whenever I get into their cars, I change every setting to MaXiMuM aTtAcK setting (stiffest suspension, most responsive throttle etc). In their S7 it took a few minutes to change over settings.....…

I thought Jason wrote this article for a second 

Never make fun of your boss on the internet.  (It’s a tribute Doug, I swear!)

I lost my job at the calendar factory after I took a couple of days off.

0.5 mph more still isn’t fast enough to outrun how ugly it is.

From a NY outsider perspective I just feel like this some NY ‘thing to do’.

Except they are. Qatar Airways is buying the 777X instead of the A380.

He’s referring to the smiling guy. 

Any professional golfer or professional caddy or any good friend of either knows how the gig works and wouldn’t think twice about paying out the standard 10% cut. You stiff a caddy on the Tour and you’ll be lucky if you pick one up at the next stop. I guess you don’t tip in bars or restaurants either, especially if…

I donno man, if it’s customary to give 10%, and you’re a pro-golfer supposedly living by the customs of the PGA, I would guess most of them?

Boeing’s reaction

“So fucking what. A replacement caddy is still a caddy.”

First he was a replacement caddy

Why is Kuchar not obligated to pay his caddy the going rate just because it’s not his usual caddy? 

It is also built-in to our legal system in a number of ways. There is logic to that structure, but it still strikes me as ... odd every time I see it.

The frightening thing is that the idea that better off people deserve to be paid more because it’s what they’re used to really is how these assholes think. 

So he basically stiffed the caddy because....he thought he could.

Unlike your Fuel Shark aerodynamics are real.

I am sure he gives a shit what you think about it for sure.  I know I sure care if you think it’s a good Idea that I upgrade the turbo on my GTI or not.  Sometimes I cannot sleep at night wondering what others will think about my personal choices.