I have 2 boys, and I cut their hair with a Wahl clipper. It’s easy, quick, and cheap (free).

Exactly. Fiduciary duty extends to the owners (equity/stock owners) and not the employees. The game rules were written by the wealthy LONG ago, and they’ve played the game over and over to the detriment of us poors.

Yes, but will it have 100% torque at zero RPM?

I love the EGO lever. What will happen if you pull the lever?

Only if the city collects income taxes, otherwise it’ll be on the backs of sales tax.

True, but if you look at the tests that TireRack.com runs, the best in stopping distance, grip, and comfort/noise categories are often more expensive than tires that didn’t perform as well.

Seriously, I see people skimp on tires and brakes all the time and spend thousands on engine/suspension/tune/wheels. If you’re going to “upgrade” your car, the first thing you should upgrade are your tires. I used to run Michelin summer/snow tire depending on the season but recently made the switch to Pilot Sport A/S…

It just means rich people will be able to enter, and us poors will not. And the poors already in NYC will be stuck because if they left, they can’t afford to get back in. It’s a secret scheme to get rid of us poors so the rich can have Manhattan all to themselves without the pesky poors.

I rode in business class section of Chinese’s bullet train a few years ago (which for some odd reason is a higher priced section than their first class), and through a clear glass window you can see the engineer driving the train at hundreds of miles per hour. You can totally see that the guy was fully focused on the…

Sounds more like how the Chinese Communist Party would run a company. I guess the mandarin (orange) doesn’t fall far from the tree?

I hate the 993 steering wheel. 987/997 steering wheels are light years better.

You’re a Jalop and you didn’t have a dash cam to capture all this? Sheesh!

My GTI rocks, except when the sunroof rattles then it just creaks.

Chinese version of elite =/= our version of elite. Your ignorance is apparently clouding your logic, and if you need me to explain to you why they’re different, you need to go read. I suggest The Economist and The Diplomat to start, read for a few years, then we can talk.

I think the emphasis you had on the impossibly diverse group we call Asians is an excellent point. Even East Asians (Chinese/Korean/Japanese) are vastly different from SE Asians (Vietnamese, Laotian, Filipino, etc.), let alone Far East vs. Near East or those from the Indian subcontinent.

You know what we have in common with the Chinese? The same kind of sick fervor that surrounded a Chinese student’s graduating speech. Portions of our population aren’t so different from the Chinese after all, right? If you are what you eat, then these people must be eating a whole lot of Panda Express and Chinese…

No I’m not salty, just stating a fact about wealthy Chinese students coming to our shores in steadily larger numbers, with many of them committing crimes. And I do welcome these $$$ spending Chinese, they bring jobs and helps our economy. The problem that I have, is how do we keep the best and brightest with the…

Sounds like a typical spoiled Chinese kid, the likes of which you can see plenty of at USC, UCLA, UC Irvine, and pretty much across universities in the US.

I don’t think State Routes & Interstates are the city’s problem (from a financial point of view).

You do know we export a shitload of chicken parts (that we normally refuse to eat) at a profit to China right?