Today’s Nice Price or No Dice should answer that. 

Don’t know if you’ve just missed it, but he’s become a huge pandemic celebrity, with his “Club Quarantine.”

“For $2,000, you got a five-inch unit in a terrible position.”

I’m in Dallas. Looking at their map....

1st: I really dig the Polestar 2, but I miss when Polestar meant this:

1st: Genuinely curious about your experience with charging. I just spent the last 20 minutes looking at their website. They are very proud of their agreement with Electrify America charging locations. They bill themselves as the world’s largest charging network, but there isn’t a charging location within 1000 miles…

How do you purchase a car and the dealer doesn’t register it to you? I thought that was automatic.

I understand they’re developing region specific offerings. For example, a rum ham holder in Philadelphia. Albany may make the cut. 

I can’t add anything to the insurance discussion that hasn’t already been said.

We’ve had a CX-5, AWD with the turbo engine, for about 18 months now. It is a fantastic car. The only complaint that I have is that the infotainment system is pretty bad, but once you figure it out, it becomes just annoying.

Plus, that has the 2.5T engine, making 205hp/236 torques. Not fast, but quick enough to get out of its own way. 

Regardless of whatever Margaret Qualley ever does, I doubt it’ll come close to this. It’s really just a long commercial, but it’s the best music video ever made.

I’ll pass by 1,000 highly rated 7-11s to get to one middling QT.

ALWAYS be cautious with a free car.

They’re going where the weather is warm and the beer flows like wine. Where beautiful women instinctively flock like the Salmon of Capistrano. 

There is no coupon to clip. They show up at the regular price of $19.99. 

There is no coupon to clip. They show up at the regular price of $19.99. 

Probably a 1970 Mustang Mach 1.

Agreed. Super excited about the rumors that they’re close to an agreement for season 3.

Feast your ears on that Spindoctors mix!

As a Texan, I feel like I should expect a knock on my door for saying this, but: Buc-ee’s is cool and all, but damn it’s a beating to get through. Sooooo many people. And, they’re HUGE stores. You wouldn’t think that would be an issue. They’re a bit of a victim of their own popularity. I like them when I’m on a road…