No kidding. This is a weak lifehack. 

I’m going to go with “when you’re cold.”

The problem is that the train industry in general could generate an extinction level event economically wise (or at least cause major economic issues) if something were to happen. They completely have the upper hand collectively, though I’m not so sure individually. How they were able to get that powerful without…

Satellite Radio.  End of list

Anti-government conservatives have successfully pushed for industry self regulation for decades and so we get what we get.

Satellite Radio, WiFi hotspots, weather apps, reservation apps - pretty much anything that isn’t tied to the actual operation of the car.

I recently got a few months free and initially thought I might actually start paying for it. After the first month though, I realized they keep replaying many of the same songs just as bad as regular radio does. I had to take a long emergency trip with a few full days of driving and some songs got repeated 4 times a…

We need to establish a clear line between features and services. Subscriptions for features? Absolutely not. Subscriptions for services? Okay.

Satellite radio. That’s the list.

Is Starfield really part of kid culture? I feel like a significant portion (the majority?) of the audience for Bethesda games is old farts like me who have been playing their games for decades. 

Plenty of cargo capacity for even the most elaborate 50' Fire Spitting Dildo Dragon.

IMO, what matters here is how often the towing capacity and 3 row seating is actually needed.

I love it there when it is dry and NOT when burning man is happening. 

Me watching all of those people trying to get out of Bowel Movement. Seriously - BM hasn’t been “counter culture” for 20 years.

There were about 200 still running when they were pulled from service in 1975. I think I read somewhere there are like 79-80 in private hands either being restored or converted to an RV. 

Sarcasm only works if they are able to comprehend it, which isn’t likely. Still, it can be fun to try.

Even then, the insurance alone can be worth it for some. 

Steakhouses typically have access to better quality meat.  Not just prime, but better suppliers.  They also tend to dry age in house.  They also typically broil their steaks in commercial broilers.  They can do that in a way you just cant at home.  Is it worth the money...i dont know, but you should go to one at one…

You should visit (a good) steakhouse. An aged steak is an experience one cannot duplicate at home - usually. There are ways to dry age at home, but it’s not the same.

I was wondering how Cheesecake Factory could even be in business with all the different stuff each restaurant has to stock because their menu is insanely huge, but this: