Totally (mostly) off topic: Are there any wireless bluetooth (not internal memory) swimming headphones on the market? Like ones where you can leave your phone by the side of the pool and stream to your headphones while swimming? Found several that satisfy one of the criteria but never all of them.

Its most 80-90 GM vehicles. Especially the ones with the separate square / round key for ignition and entry.

So it just grabs around the tire? Its an interesting concept but I bet the car gets a bunch of dings just trying to adjust all that metal around it.

The SNL skit is completely accurate...

The 2nd to last paragraph drives home the glaring issue. Its a Malibu for people who don’t like GM.

My wife basically refused to mention freeway names when she visited TN since she couldn’t drop the “the”. People out there are weird about it if you say it wrong whereas no one in CA could give a damn if someone doesn’t use “the”.

The SNL skit “the Californians” is basically 100% correct about us...

Its weird, since I live in Southern CA its completely normal for me to say “the 405" yet when my wife went to Tennessee recently we found out no one else does it. Its like wearing a big “I’m from CA” sign on your back at all times. People even look at you funny for doing so.

From Fortune:

I saw it in person at the last convention, its pretty badass. He also lets some of the folks who work for him take it out to put gas in it every once and a while.

Its neither a scheme nor a pyramid scam as has been stated by many legal agencies over and over again. Its far more up front about its strategy and since the people who buy in actually have physical inventory to manage its much less of one than any of the other companies out there (like Avon, Pampered Chef or…

Mark Stidham

Not sure what you have against his company, but its no different than any other suit against a fast growing business. Its all frivolous and they are at best looking for some out of court settlement to get a quick cash grab. It likely doesn’t matter to them at the end of the day anyway.

You really should find another site to follow:

I’ve said it before but 35 mpg, a car like ride, Xbox AND Mickey mouse being played on the rear screen at the same time, easy to load kids into car seats and ice cold AC and enough seating and storage for a week long trip for 6. I’ll take the Oddy over a Tahoe any day.

I know we always talk about depreciation hitting sports/luxury cars hard but if you want a loaded minivan then look no further than the slightly used market. Our Odyssey Elite came full loaded at $20k below MSRP just a few years old, from the dealership no less.

Do want, here’s hoping for some impressive engine options and a not-garbage transmission.

We were 58 but are in the 70s now. I believe in 2019 we will be just a cent under PA.

Good take. Lots of utility, just a hint of sportiness. Not quite a minivan (which is also a good choice).

CA resident here. Can confirm skepticism.