The two don’t really fall into the same weight class in my case. Like 3 months of truck payments = 1 mortgage payment.

Oh, 100%. I think I’m changing my stance on the reliability, honestly. They did take quite a beating, but when I was a driver, I tried to take care of it just like my own cars. But still CP at $25k for me, anyway.

It’s really hard for me to make the connection to how it would last in the civilian world, compared to the sheer torture we put them through. Don’t get me wrong, I’m nostalgic for the truck, no way around it. I was remembering crawling around the inside in full gear and my knees said fuck that.

You wrenched on a Hummer and actually recommend it?

CP. CP. CP. Having spent 10 years of my life in one of those, I’m going to have to take a really hard pass.

Fuck you bought kids and that comeback! :)

That double-sink thing was a little disconcerting to look at. But cool boat.

I’ll admit, once in a great while I’ll tip the scale for something that hits the nostalgia bone, but who in their right mind with this travesty?

RICK JAMES BITCH!

Me and my older bother (RIP) used to fuck with my younger brother and tell him that Mom and Dad got him from the 5 & 10, for 5.

Maybe the seller?

I wonder how long it will float?

Lol, as of 0852 EDT:

Came here to CP and LMAO, now I will read more about this atrocity.

Can always spot a fellow off-road enthusiast. :)

I read this story somewhere else yesterday, and iirc, I saw Musk had said something similar before about the Model S. And he had claimed forward motion based on the wheels turning. Ah, found the original tweet:

Also the hammering on the door beforehand. As much as I despise about 95% of what Musk does, that is one area I didn’t understand...under than the hilarity of it (because it didn’t happen to me). :)

Kind of feels like a “hold my beer and lets see what happens” moment, right? Though I also agree with the original poster, I just think it needs to be [or at least feel] more well thought out than it feels right now.

Quite fitting for 4/20, amiright?

I understand that, but it’s not the employee’s fault, and regardless of the ethics of the owners/C-levels/shareholders (I always feel bad admitting I own stock, because I’m a shareholder and I’m bad), if the company goes down, so do the employees.