....Blackwater doesn’t exist.

None of this has been confirmed yet though.

No joke: if i had done this shit in Iraq or Afghanistan i would be in Leavenworth right now for the remainder of my life.

You know what outside of bonuses he will be paid this is not as big a deal as I thought. If Uber were a public company I could see it gaining 2-4 points improvement just off of this jerkoff “resigning”.

“Disturbed by individuals carrying tools meant solely to take lives” The logic that lost King George the cash cow of the colonies.

He’s going to benefit from making a shitshow of Uber. Deliberately being a human piece of shit, dragging a company down, and then getting a huge kickback because you leave the company and remain on the board.

...except he is still on the board of directors and will still profit from his majority stake in the company....so he will likely receive a nice bonus for his resignation plus profit on the inevitable stock bump from the optics of his company becoming a little less gritty.

They might be a more viable option if the fancy colors weren’t a $2500+ option

What do you do that you can be replaced by software? That’s scary/sad. But could be okay if you don;t like the career path that you are already on.

This is still all in conjecture. They have no actual deal yet. Eddie Jordan moved his mouth last week, and Mansour was seen in Monaco chatting with Toto and Lauda.

holy shit no, i do not want that life.

I remember hearing a financial planner speak somewhere and saying if you want to live a normal life and afford a $100-200k car then you need to have around 8 figures in mixed assets; with the ability to get the total price for the car liquid in less than 10-15 days.

That statement is meant to reflect the ludicrous pricing of the Jag. Intentionally said something crazy to show that 72k is too much for a 3 to 5 year ownership

At what point are you a “money no option” person? Used to be if you were clearing 100k+ annually you were really doing well.

All I am saying is financially speaking the price point that they listed for this car is too damned high. If you have 70k plus to spend on a presumably family car, why would you buy a Jaguar estate? You wouldn’t; you would buy something more upscale. At that price I would rather stretch for a Model X, Range Rover or…

No it’s Jaguar that is doing it wrong, 71k is too much for this car when the V90 or even the V90 CC equipped to this tier are around $65k

Yeah, I would love to buy this but starting at $71k is a ludicrous suppository to swallow. I could see a modestly equipped model asking $55-60k and I would be willing to pay that over a Volvo V90 next year.

But if you get an E-Type why would you want the awful V12 it came with? The 6 is soooo much better and prettier.

How is this car being sold/built that it does not have more power than an S2000 from years ago.

More than half of the ones I see are fledged tagged vehicles and have started to be replaced by that new Infiniti coupé.