Yeah, the ones that get fired for leaking footage of how their former co-workers killed a guy by freezing him to death.  But I guess they’re technically not a cop anymore, so then no.

Well, you know what they say, “The good apples spoil the blue line.”

The ones who run in to save all those kids at the school shootings! Oh... wait.

Well I am sure there are good apples too right?

I’m not rude. You’re just beneath me.

Correct. Without some sort of regulation, the market will inevitably become a monopoly or oligopoly, similar to what we have in the energy sector or cable/internet providers in specific areas. 

A perfect capitalist system is also impossible if you just let 2 giant companies own every industry.

lol a reminder that a perfect capitalist system is impossible and the free market will never correct itself into perfect competition. 

The things you list are already technically illegal. Police use those laws to harass people they don’t like. I once received a loud exhaust ticket in a completely stock car, yet there were a million Mustangs running around town with pype bombs.

If I had a nickel for every time the inside of my skull got X-Rayed by an oncoming Acura MDX...

In the shop getting a new catalytic converter.

Two miles on Storrow Drive will teach a driver more about car control and situational awareness than two days at Skip Barber.

I order online and pickup it up myself on my commute from work to home.

i order and pay jimmy johns online so when i go to get it, its usually waiting on their to go rack

I finally stopped fighting city hall when it comes to picking up pretty much anything. Online order something five minutes from my house, pick it up, head out. Because yeah I’d be the only person inside a Starbucks and stand there grinding my teeth for 10 minutes while they cranked out 50 online orders.

Me too. I miss the days when only the physically capable were able to get food I eat.

I think the answer there is not to kill delivery, but to open more ghost kitchens. It’ll work for big chains like Qdoba, and I’m seeing more and more non-chains fleeing the big apps like Seamless/GrubHub in favor of smaller apps, which will also help with the delay issue.

That’s not no different then calling ahead for a to-go order though. Whether I send someone else to pick up my to-go order (and pay them to do it) or I go myself, you still have to wait while an order is made for someone not physically in the restaurant.

A Shaggin’ Wagon:

Hell yeah B1G Brothers. I do love the Avenger video, but it’s a bit much at this point.