Man, you really fucking hate letting people spend their money on things that make them happy, huh?

I’m aware, but it was an Erik Shilling joke.

When my headlight bulb burns out is when I know it’s time to say goodbye. Who even knows how to change one of those?

Starbucks is expensive, $46 worth isn’t as much as you apparently think it is, given that you were barely able to get past that and finish the article.

Low risk as far as you’re currently aware. Wishing death upon people who don’t fully trust the vaccine seems extreme. 

Equally repulsive. 

Is there any actual proof of this or are we just taking his word?

“they got what they deserved.”

Same. I watched Topgun for the first time back in middle school in the early aughts and instantly fell in love with the Tomcat. It is a love that has endured all the way to now in my early 30s.

Being a Long Islander myself and having been a Tomcat fanboy since seeing Topgun in the early aughts, I came of age after they stopped flying and always regretted that I’d never be able to see them in flight and that I’d never be able to work at the Calverton facility. I regularly ride my bike around the grounds there…

The Hummer is also intended to be a premium product. $100k for a Silverado RST is a much harder ask.

Ford raises pricing on vehicles that have yet to hit the dealer lots, so I find that doubtful that the Lightning will ever get cheaper.

This is surprisingly attractive considering the badge and the hideous garbage they’ve foisted upon the public lately. It’ll be interesting to see where the mainstream models land, the RTS is quite the statement but $100k+ for a Chevy truck? Yikes.

It’s a handsome vehicle and the specs are decent but Chrysler needs more than handsome and decent if they’re going to crack that market. They need the equivalent of the 2005 300C, something bold that will create a conversation. As it it’s just too bland, it already looks like an also ran.

God this is fucking hideous. Remember when BMWs were tasteful? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Oh I didn’t know you were from LI too. We talking Nassau or Suffolk? I’m a Suffolk North Shore boy myself, now a North Fork guy. Incidentally, I’m from a Ford family, though when I started working at a Dodge dealership I converted everyone to Mopars.

My first vehicle was a 1988 Eddie Bauer, in far better shape than this, but that nostalgia makes me want to give this a NP, but god damn is this janky, clapped out piece of crap a Crack Pipe all damn day. Insane where the value of these is now. I got mine for $1500 back in the late aughts.

Where my girlfriend and I rent, there wouldn’t be a way to charge the car overnight, and with how little we pay combined with the current state of the housing market, we’re not in a rush to leave. There aren’t many chargers that I’ve seen on the north fork of Long Island anyway, so that would remain an issue. But I…

The more I think about it, the more I wish my Ram was a hybrid. And not the eTorque system they already offer but a true hybrid. I don’t want to have to give up my V8, but I’ve always enjoyed maximizing my fuel economy in my cars and the Ram has been no exception. On a fresh reset, I’ve gotten 24mpg out of it on my…

I mean, I wouldn’t mind an EV for my weekly commute to keep the miles off the Ram, and I like the look of the MX-30, but it’s way pricey for what it offers.