Don’t forget leaving their grocery cart to run loose in the parking lot.

Anti-maskers will apply for these positions because then they will have some sense of authority over the sheeple. Doesn’t matter if it conflicts with their know-nothingness, they just dig the power high.

But...but...they read it on Just The News, so it MUST BE TRUE!

3rd Gear - So, let’s say you want to get a 30' travel trailer. That’s $30k. And you keep it for 10 years. That’s $3k/year. Now you use it 60 days a year and it costs you $40/day to camp at a site, pay for added gas usage, insurance, upkeep etc. That now means you have an outlay of $5,400/year for your camping. $90/day…

My bias in this is that I wouldn’t buy a standard Challenger R/T.

“Then the internet came along and the whole world became attention whores hungry to whore out their own children amd that was that.”

Finding something new generally will mean “at entry level” - irrespective of occupation (coding, plumbing, etc.). What is so audacious is that Evilanka thinks she is the proper spokesperson for this.

Get a 6 - 10 year old Volvo V60. Big, safe, reliable. Cooler than a minivan, can handle the abuse of children.

Wells Fargo cannot even enforce their tellers to wear masks. I doubt that they will be successful at this.

Joke’s on him - there is no heaven.

I had a ‘77 Suburban with the tightest clutch pedal in the universe and “L” - used exclusively for pulling out stumps and houses off foundations.

The complete Columbo DVD set was on Amazon a couple years back for $30. Best DVD purchase ever.

So, you think something because morons tell you to? You have stated your position and outlook in a fashion that cannot be improved upon.

The S2000 is/was ugly unmodified. Modified and it hit every branch of the ugly tree it fell out of.

Face it, there is an underlying theme of “Make Fauci look bad to deflect from Trump’s stupidity” that is out there and won’t go away.

Living life by following a worst-case scenario is a shitty way to live life.

Dave Ramsey’s advice is free. You get what you pay for.

Oh...they were fleeced by everyone! They definitely had designer input. So they paid full retail PLUS at lest 15% for all the furnishings. And if something breaks? They’ll just buy a new one.

Not only that, they are 1.7 percenters. 

You will end up spending twice the price of entry in repairs.