I was walking around outside a fancy beachfront hotel in San Diego — the Hotel del Coronado — and noticed a woman with a trained hawk standing near the patio. Apparently, the hotel hires them to discourage seagulls and other nuisance birds that bother the guests.

That’s still $700 million...

I’m loving it. In fact, I’ve enjoyed it more than the Grand Tour.

People in Pittsburgh love to bitch about yinzers and their parking chairs, as if it doesn’t happen anywhere else.

Glad it wasn’t just me!

This is my favorite:

This is a satire that you guys wrote, right? Like, he didn’t actually say these words... did he? It’s getting so hard to tell...

It was a Ground truck. You can see the logo pretty clearly when the trailer spins around after getting hit. You can’t go by the colors anymore, FedEx made them all purple and red (no more Ground Green).

They were Ground trailers. You can see the logo pretty clearly after the trailer gets hit and spins around.

Here is a longer video with more detail and the aftermath.

Ceann? That’s a hell of a reference!

Thank you! This is the only reason I came into the comments.

Bell peppers instead of spinach and I would totally understand Turd Dad’s fury.

I just posted about OTB before seeing your comment! Have you had The Fixie? It has peanut butter and blackberry preserves. I usually go with the Dirt Rag (peanut butter and pickles).

A place near me does a burger with peanut butter and pickles. It’s pretty freakin’ amazing. They also do one with blackberry preserves and peanut butter. While I haven’t tried that one yet, it seems to have a solid following.

I had a heli ride in Colorado (from Breckenridge to Swedish Medical Center in Denver) about 10 years ago, and it cost $15,000. I can’t imagine it’s gotten any cheaper. Insurance did cover the entire thing, though.

I've been running the Winter Sport M3's for the past few winters on my '06 Legacy GT. Love them!

This one gets Super Cruise.

Yes, for the foreseeable future. Peloton is focusing on two-truck platoons. There is a study underway on three-truck platoons, but no one seems to be seriously considering any more than that. Longer platoons are problematic for a number of reasons.

There will only be two trucks in the platoon.