A million percent yes.  How hard is it?  

I used to be super-anal about food in the car. Even if we were to stop at a drive through to take something home it goes in the trunk. Now that I’ve sired a child I gave up that fight.

How annoying is it when you have a passenger browsing their phone the hole time in the drive-through line, and when you get to the speaker, have no idea what they want and make the cashier wait while they figure it out? 

My wife leaves her used tissues all over my car and it pisses me off to no end.  It’s so gross.  And if she borrows my car I find them all over the driver side as well.  I don’t even know how you can fully consume ten tissues on a five minute drive.  

My wife has some annoying back-seat-driver habits as well. For our trips where there are multiple route options, she will have one that she prefers. I have to read her mind and execute that specific route. Failing to do this will result in her asking “where are you going?” every time I pass by a turn she thought I…

This is a stupid comment. 

I was confused by this statement as well, and looked to the internet for answers.  I couldn’t find any, and ascertained that Liberty still owns it. 

They’ve only been capped by a gentleman’s agreement. There is no legal constraint.

You both deserved it. Like picking up a snake that bites you and you get mad at the snake. 

I just google searched L’appel du vide and was given a list of suicide hotline numbers.

When the radio was stolen out of my car for the second time I used a walkman and headphones for a few months

Oh, no doubt. This is the first time in 15 years we didn’t have three cars. My wife has hers and I have mine. Usually I have a third as a backup, but I’m trying to downsize. There’s no way we could get by with one. For the most part it’s just him and me. For the family stuff we could just take my wife’s car. I know…

No doubt.  But I could put him in the front seat as opposed to the back.  Then I can go back to a 2-seater unless my wife wants to join us.

Because none of his Jeeps are running?

didn’t you love how they would make you do u-turns? Or how about when they have you drive over sidewalks, or supposedly take a shortcut through a parking lot that has a fence around it?

I know this doesn’t apply anymore because everyone has phones with GPS, but back in the before time, it was missing a turn. You used to navigate with hand-written directions, often given to you by someone that may or may not remember every turn or landmark you need.  The feeling of “I should have hit that turn by now”…

It has to be dozing off.  Even if your eyes close for just a second, you never really know how long you’ve been out, and know that if it happens again you could die or kill someone else.  The handful of times it’s happened to me, when I realize that I just woke up, it’s the most jarring and adrenaline-inducing…

Yep, drag it right to the scrap yard and pick up your $500.

I don’t have any friends, but I do have a kid. And after he meets the State requirement for not riding in a booster, I’d like to go back to them. 

It’s hard to vote down a ~$2k car that runs and has all it’s features (mostly) working, but I’m gonna do it. By the time I finish paying off this fool’s penalties, get the car titled and registered, I’m over $3000. I have a feeling the top has more than the window wrong with it. I bet it leaks, or is at least…