Back in the late 70s/early 80s a lot of vehicle would start to knock on regular as they got up in miles. Frequently using midgrade would stop the knocking.

And the average is LOW.

I think one's enjoyment of their Dave and Buster's experience definitely is connected to how obliterated drunk they are

I’m hoping that states will look at the word should in that manual and treat it accordingly. As a suggestion.

Bull shit. We have straight to the point signs everywhere.

“UNBUCKLED SEAT BELTS FINE + POINTS.”

I read it as, “Unbuckled seat belts? That’s fine! In fact, bonus points!”

I wanted to argue when I first read that statement, but, uhhh...has Bradley ever been on an Amerian road? Our drivers aren’t exactly the cream of the crop. :/

I’ll just leave this here:

Massachusetts was having a good time back when Episode 7 was released. 

Kids ask your parents.

I swear people in these types of jobs are all ex HOA board members who were ran off the farm.

Nah, the Dailu is still cooler.

You had me at “At $15,500, Would You Wing It With This 2007 Chevy Corvette?”

Well, there’s at least one scorpion badge still on the nose.

I worked at a fast food drive thru when I was a teen. Best of luck to AI in figuring out the mumbling nonsense that comes out of the average, stressed out, barely-paying-attention customer you deal with.

I must be the oddball, because I love it! Ask the 12-year old me to draw what a 911 should look like, and it would have drawn that. I probably had a matchbox car just like this.

The casuals here will hate it but please just inject this directly into my veins. 

NP For that wing alone