I’ve never understood how anyone would take more than 30 seconds to decide what to where to a concert. Then again I’m half a century old and a dude and my get up hasn’t changed since the first show I attended in 1980 - jeans, sneakers and a T-shirt. Shorts if it’s hot, a hoodie if it’s cold. I also still have my…

You’ll almost never need to take a taxi. Lyft and/or Uber will be your best choice. I ride the subway a fair amount when I go there, but mainly for long, single line rides. Last time I was there I lucked out and they were running a 5 dollar share rides on lyft anywhere south of 98th street, that was nice.

I mean it’s one thing if someone is gimpy, but as you note, 99.9 percent of the time they’re just fucking lazy.

I’m perfectly capable of backing into a space, but why the hell would I want to - especially in a store parking lot. Makes zero sense when I’m done shopping at the Costco and my hatch is facing the inside. Every time I watch someone come out to their backed in vehicle I laugh as they realize how dumb it was to do…

At the crank or wheels? Either way, that’s pretty impressive.

And people who stop suddenly in the red zone, people who hold up the world so they can park their lazy ass 6 spaces closer to the entrance, people who feel compelled to back their car into a space. The latter I never get, because it’s stupid. But it’s particularly stupid at Costco.

My wife is from a small town in the midwest. We’ve visited and it’s just something I can’t get used to. And I’ve driven through Central Valley and other small towns here in CA. She told me she couldn’t wait to get the hell out of there. I’d rather live in a cabin in the mountains - and this is coming from a city boy -…

In 1996, I went to Jamaica via Air Canada with United points and flew through YYZ. Where we checked in for our tickets, there were a ton of - what I learned later - seasonal Jamaican workers waiting there. We took our tickets and started to sit down and the lady said, “no, through there to your waiting area”. I was…

That was a little startling. Sure, they beat on it, but busting the engine mounts? WTF.

I would, too. Especially in the summer.. Dark skin, dark beard - Sicilian.

No, that’s a pain in the ass. Even when you get a loaner. When I had my A4 B7- which I wound up loving more than any car I’ve owned - the first couple months of ownership were kind of a pain in the ass as there were some issues that had to be made right under the CPO warranty. After that, I had no problems with it up…

Well, it’s on the one side of the fence that’s no longer there separating the races in the graveyard, so that sort of narrows it down..

Saw one parked the other day and looked around it. I like the interior. I sure as hell wouldn’t buy one, though.

I’m getting this kind of second hand, but.. I used to work with the Steve Wiebe’s brother and he told me that they actually edited the movie to make Mitchell look like LESS of a dickhead because the filmmakers were afraid that no one would believe he was THAT big of a dickhead.

They should be able to - especially in a high end place in Manhattan.

This stuff should be in any fridge. Homemade stock is awesome, but even in our childless house where we cook from scratch a lot, we always have a jar on hand.

At the least, just make it available for order and/or Euro delivery.

Had a ‘72 Pinto wagon in the same config when I was in HS and college.

I don’t know. I do 30 - 45 minutes for that kind of thing like when I make chili verde or ox tail.

He had the chance there to save the world of sports broadcasting from Joe Theismann. So close.