And somehow still make record profits.

and when the weather cools off prices will remain high while they ‘catch up’ and then prices will remain high because of some world event or they’ll blame a storm or sun spots. It’s all fucking made up bullshit while they search daily for good excuses to keep prices high. Fuck this

Fuck that, I don’t want them working at Denny’s.  They’ll be the kind of employee who spits in your fries because you complain that they got the order wrong.

That’s not how it works. Denny’s employees get fired if they can’t handle disrespect without escalation...

the transaction fee, fee. It costs money to charge all those fees. they aren’t going to eat that.

Someone with a gun and the authority to seemingly pull people over for anything shouldn’t be ‘making mistakes’. I hope the family sues.

The disparity from CEO to worker pay is at an all-time high. All of those profits are generated by the workers and not the CEO, especially when it’s not a founding CEO.

I was taught in driver’s ed to leave three seconds of travel time between myself and the car in front of me.  At 80 (or even 70) that’s such a wide physical space that it’s impossible to maintain because someone will slip into it.  So yeah, unless everyone is entirely on-point then it doesn’t take much to create a…

I mean the wrangler can still offer it’s passengers instant death in case of an accident, which is a feature those others don’t have.....

Serious question related to First Gear: Does Stellantis have a single vehicle across its 14 brands that is a true leader in its category? Of course they skew to sub-prime credit because their vehicles are, across the board, less desirable than the competition. People are picking Stellantis vehicles because they are…

Jeep (and also Dodge/Chrysler) have spent the last two decades making embarrassingly crappy cars that only appeal to the kind of people who have no business buying a new car in the first place, sort of like if the mid-00s Altima was an entire model lineup. I’m surprised they actually admitted to it.

It’s just weird that you’re able to type so much, and yet say nothing that actually conflicts with what I said. It even sounds an awful lot like you agree with me!

I think it’s also influenced by the 3.5 million side quests and inconsequential characters he has introduced in the books that he now has to deal with when a lot of it is probably not going to impact the main narrative. A lot of what started as stalling for time, making it seem plausible that some other Targaryen was…

We need to focus on what’s most important in times like these... how is the car?

I don’t suppose we’re that lucky

That ‘small town’ idiot is from Macon, GA, population 154,000. At least John Mellencamp was from Spencer, IN, population 2400.

It isn’t all that surprising that George R.R. Martin—author of a sprawling epic denouncing the corrupting influence of unregulated power

not to mention a lot of base models didn’t include push to start unless a bean counter somewhere found a way to make it save them money.

My 2014 Evo 10 has this and won’t lock you out either. Technology is weird sometimes, keyless should have been the standard by 2016.

Didn’t read the article, did you? Sounds like it was an accident on the parents’ behalf.