Surely it will be sustainable to keep increasing the prices of everything while simultaneously ensuring wages stay the same. I cannot possibly fathom how this could go wrong somehow. 

Some of us financed our whole educations and paid off six figures of loans after (and we’re salty AF at the idea that our less responsible peers might get a bailout).

I really dislike this argument. I don’t think that school should solely be a pipeline to the career field. So what if someone wants to go get a degree in art? The world needs artists, too. And during that time that person is spending to get that degree, they’re indirectly learning valuable skills like time/finanical…

I can’t really see how you’re going to get colleges to lower tuition, though, unless you’re providing some sort of subsidies. And if you’re going to do that, you may as well just pay off everyone’s debt. 

If you say that one should not borrow for college you are saying you want a permanent poor undereducated underclass and that only the rich should have the jobs and positions of power and policy that education allows.

This is a really awful and insensitive take.

How big of a casual do you have to be to use any part your $30m fortune to buy Chrysler products.

Car brands have good and bad reputations for a reason. Yes, it is entirely possible to buy aHonda/Toyota that may leave you stranded, but the odds of getting a turd from one of those companies are lower compared to many other brands. 

You can buy a Motocompacto at Honda dealers when they release this November. I’ve already got one reserved.

My favorite theory that I recently made up is that the Prelude badge (which Honda recently re-trademarked) is being saved for a flagship sporty EV thing, and could be possibly be revealed in concept form at Honda’s event next month. The badge is absolutely perfect as it’s keeping in step with the naming structure…

You are the only person, in my entire life, who I have ever heard complain about Honda retaining a physical volume knob. 

He’s 100% getting the nomination but I don’t think he could pull out a win again. It’s probably not a trivial detail that a lot of his older base has died off since 2016, and I don’t think he has quite as much pull among younger conservatives any more.

The XM gets far too much negative attention, especially since this nightmare exists alongside it. It manages a very rare feat of somehow looking magnitudes worse in person. 

Almost always driven by a nervous-looking short guy, btw. 

I don’t think the EV momentum can be stopped at this point, regardless of what he or anyone else thinks. Automakers have already invested billions in the technology globally, and nobody is just going to do a 180 and stop all investment, even if he wins and institutes some moron policy trying to stifle sales.

Hot take: convertible XKEs look like tongues, and the aesthetics of this one are absolutely not helped by the god-awful Series II changes.

I understand and agree to an extent, but the Charger is a million times worse because we’re dealing with higher horsepower + RWD, which morons do not handle terribly well. 

??? The UAW strike is already front page news in every major outlet wtf are you talking about. 

Isn’t this the bitch that kissed like a 16 year old against his will on TV? 

Ahhhh so it was the comedian one.