That last sentence is by far the most important. And the most correct.

How shall I judge that monthly payment without knowing the length of the loan?  

a friend growing up’s parents were both anesthesiologists. The dad bought a new clk cash and brought it home. The mom didn’t like it so he took it back to the dealership like it was a freakin’ shirt. People this rich (or have deluded themselves into thinking they’re that rich) don’t necessarily think through large…

I can’t imagine how you could not determine that a vehicle didn’t fit you on an extended test drive. Unless you didn’t bother to do one. Which would make you an idiot.

That’s about $1000 more than my mortgage....  (And my car payments are currently $0.)  I can’t even imagine that level of financial irresponsibility.  

The best part is that every automaker moving ‘upmarket’ is code for chasing these kind of irresponsible impulse purchasers.

“The Genesis owner wants to trade in his GV80 because he says it’s uncomfortable.”

It’s crazy to think that Nissan could be the Tesla of EVs today if they had simply made an EV that didn’t look like it fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. 

His comment about Tesla highlights the massive conflict of interest Musk has. No CEO should be in government, much less the world’s richest, with lucrative government contracts.

I vote for he knows he’s lying and doesn’t care.

“I’m not going to eat their food, which I’ve more or less already paid for. That’ll show ‘em!”

I’m more of the “wreak havoc and make the fuckers pay” school of protest, rather than the “make myself suffer and watch them ignore me” train of thought.

Let the fucks starve. Fucking first world problems.

JFC. Would they prefer the other option, that they risk the life of everyone aboard and the safety of the ship by proceeding on? Shit happens. I think a 50% refund is perfectly reasonable. I’m sure there’s language in the contract that addresses unforeseen issues like this. Want to go on a hunger strike? Sounds like a…

“Trump is envisaging a world where, to bypass the tariffs, automakers bring jobs and manufacturing flooding back to American soil.”

Forget autos and auto parts, Orange Jeebus has no clue as to how much produce comes from Mexico. Five-dollar avocados is just the start.

Trump is envisaging a world where, to bypass the tariffs, automakers bring jobs and manufacturing flooding back to American soil. Maybe they will, but the millions of dollars that have been invested in Mexican and Canadian manufacturing over recent years suggest that maybe they won’t.

#grindeconomy yada yada

OK, skeffles.

Yes, this is a great deal. Spin scooters are damn-near bulletproof. The speed is good enough that it’s faster than walking but not so fast that you’ll be a hazard. This is a good buy.