There’s absolutely no way of knowing that, but we know what happens if they did, two people died.

‘They were going to kill people anyway, may as well have been those two. Cops gotta chase sometimes!’

There you go with reasonable facts and data to refute a story. Take your star. Still, this sure explains how so many people are driving around in $60k trucks. 

It doesn’t take a crystal ball to see where things go from here — just a passing look at what happened a decade ago.

The entire rage against SUVs or sports cars or whatever is just a red herring to keep people at each other’s throats instead of noticing that passenger vehicles only account for about 15% of carbon emissions and are even less of an issue when you start counting the other more acute human health toxins that things…

Yeah fuck people who want nice things.

“SUVs are popular for plenty of reasons... ease of ingress and egress, a higher hip height that doesn’t require anyone to bend down to buckle a child safety belt, better visibility, the perceived sense of safety that stems from those factors.”

“Scabs gotta be scabs.”

Sad that you don’t have the mental ability to understand the point.

This phrase:

Report on a story once you get the facts and leave out personal views if you don’t have the facts

“I don’t know the details but I’m sure the driver was an attempted murderer in this situation”.

It’s pretty clear that this person was targeted for no real reason, but sure, let’s pretend this goes deeper. Big brain moment

Right? If it’s a KNOWN drug house, why not just go get a warrant and bust it up? Oh right... they don’t actually know that or have any real evidence.

I think we will see a massive shift in how car sales work, and the current supply situation will cause that, for sure, but the current the current situation also doesn’t mean salespeople as a concept aren’t useful and everyone just shops online either.

RE finance people: If by “work for a living”, you mean try to sell me a bunch of crap I don’t need or want. The actual loan approval process is just a matter of uploading the borrower’s info to the lender and then having them sign the standard forms the system spits out. Not much work at all if you aren’t trying to…

If you’re not familiar with the labor movement, crossing a picket line is generally considered in poor taste.

Being a more credit-worthy person means you are going to have more access to credit. This isn’t a scam, it’s how lenders underwrite risk.

The root of the problem is that too many people, young and old just don’t understand money, savings, and investment. As a result, many decisions are poor and counterproductive.

Yeah but that’s just your brain being stupid, not reality