And blame their bad decisions on Joe Biden.

“his round trip work commute was going to cost him $20 a day in gas”

This is actually one of the reasons that there was a higher accident rate in 2020 IMO - pandemic had a lot more people staying home, so less traffic, and people could actually get their cars up to and beyond the usual limit. So you’ve got people who have very little experience driving a car at speed suddenly no longer…

Yeah there are lights at the front and rear that can both be set to come on every time you turn the bike on, or automatically when it gets dark. Will be sure to grab some nighttime riding pictures to show you.

The battery is removeable and serviceable.

It’s absolutely not more complicated than that. Maybe it’s ten seconds? I’ve known two friends with them. Seen them use it. It’s extremely simple. Get in car, pick up device, press the only button on it, wait two seconds for it to say “blow,” blow one breath, take one breath in while keeping your mouth on the straw,…

It would have to be done with some kind of eye recognition or something. I know how unreliable those damn breathalyzers are. Which seems odd to me they cannot come up with a really simple and good one by now. 

Lot of people failing to realize that the breathalyzer interlock device isn’t about personal safety, it’s about protecting others. That’s why there’s a government interest here. Drunk drivers kill other people and survive the accident. That’s manifestly unfair and putting a drunk driver in jail does not give back a…

I also would absolutely never drink and drive -- but enough other people do, that I think I’d put up with the inconvenience in order to stop them from doing it.

Yeah it’ll reduce drunk driving incidents and needless death and harm

That’s a lot of words to say personable responsibility (dangerous to say those words out loud). Americans treat a driver’s license as a right, not a privilege. And our licensing system is structured as such. Yes, America is unique in that our infrastructure relies heavily on personal transportation. That doesn’t mean…

Supra’s still faster at the quarter mile, same with the Mustang Mach 1 (which is also in the same price range), though apparently, it’s down to the less grippy Bridgestone rubber the Z has instead of the Michelin’s on the Supra and Mach 1.

I helped build an Escalade for a customer that made over 600 to the tire.

It’s unsettling having something that big, move that quickly.

If you’re paying $150k for this, even a few grand in fees isn’t going to make you blink. Financial barriers only for poor people. Just like crimes that only come with a fine, it’s…

Damn, that’s a good wrap job. I knew you could get satin or flat colors, but didn’t know you could get one in “porous”

Next generation? Come on. This is the US we’re talking about. When it comes to the powers that be, the only thinking beyond next quarter’s numbers is the next election cycle. The ‘next generation’ doesn’t own shares and can’t vote yet. 

As I have gotten older, the phrase “money doesn’t buy happiness” has steadly climbed the ranks of “dumbest shit I have ever heard”.

TIL all Billionaires are Russian.

That was one of many reasons I chose it over a Prius.  The other main one was I could get a much newer C-Max for the same price as a Prius.

Sold my SS 1LE to Vroom about a year ago. Had some issues scheduling the transport but the one that showed up got me a bill of lading plus I took pics and video of the car being loaded. Vroom had the money in my account before the car was even delivered.

Sounds of a room filing with water is a sign that there’s a lot of people talking in a small space.  Otherwise known as a ‘boiler room’.