I disagree with this one. My wife and I use lubricant every time, it and makes things more enjoyable for us. There is absolutely such a thing as too much though. If we go overboard there isn’t enough friction for me to derive a whole lot of feeling from it.

Gonna call bullshit on all but the used cars. Price went up, and they will stay up for a significant portion of the year only because price increases are sticky.

I feel like this “quiet firing” breaks down into 2 basic buckets (there might be more).

They dock at private slips with professional security. And if you can afford a megayacht, you can afford to embark and disembark via helicopter when it’s already at sea. Only the poors actually walk off their yachts, ugh.

But if we could cut their taxes a little more, they could add 50 ft to their yacht and hire another maid, for a real win for the middle class.

The lead photo... You’re telling me there’s a bizarre station out there that only charges 4 cents more for premium compared to regular?

Don’t carry the bag on the plane if you can’t put it in/get it out of the overhead bin.

The process is much easier. No negotiations. Just bend over and take it.

I’m still here just completely stunned that this wasn’t a slideshow... 

God, no wonder.  I’d rather die than live in most of those places...

Love. It’s what makes a Subaru a Subaru.

In just the past year I have learned that if the cars never leave the driveway, I never have a problem finding a place to park.

It’s from the movie Ready Player One

So this one didn’t make the cut either?

I went I went in with the opposite situation. “I am ready to buy today if you can hit this price.”

If you are going to be taking off your tires to rotate them yourself, or to switch summer and winter tires, or to do more advanced maintenance, I’d recommend some more stuff:

If you are going to be taking off your tires to rotate them yourself, or to switch summer and winter tires, or to do…

stock buybacks =/= reinvestment

Does no one here fault the morality of the buyer?!? Jesus H - its like Tom is completely absolving the buyer of any fault, here. Nobody held a gun to the buyer’s head and said “sign here”. This speaks more to the “I deserve a new car” mentality of people than it does to the sales tactics of a car dealer. Dealers are…

The solution here is simply for people to be a) good hosts and b) good guests. That means accommodating reasonable requests for special meals when you invite people into your home, and not making unreasonable requests when you visit someone else’s home.

As a parent of two young children I would amend this list thusly: