As a transplanted NYer, now living in the DFW metroplex, I find my part of Texas to be a great mix of humanity - eclectic, obnoxious, ignorant, parochial, congenial, polite, myopic, naive, outspoken, hypocritical, friendly, kind, etc.... in other words, fairly typical of any US large metro area that I have lived in -…

The appeal is perhaps strong for those of us of a certain age and generation..... 1998: as a newly minted MBA grad from NYU, I took a job in Atlanta with a PE firm, riding roughshod on a acquisition they had made, charged with integrating the PPT (those of you from a certain accounting and consulting pedigree know it…

As chief weekly car wash and fuel jockey for a 2014 GL63 that escorts my SO and prodigy around town, I have some limited perspective of the vehicle, compared to her prior 2010 RR SC and before that, my beloved 2000 Landcruiser

Maybe it’s my inner skeptic, or perhaps just my 25 yrs living amongst the “Larry Davids and Lewis Blacks” of the NYC region, but my 1st thought was (1) surely they had insurance (2) insurance would have required fire suppression systems and a regular inspection of their facilities (3) those that had their cars there…

Interesting - I adhere to the “WALDT”(we all like different things) principle: