Cadillac’s head of marketing has it half right, people WILL be lured by beautiful cars and they will buy them no matter how bad they are or how unreliable (I’m looking at you Jaguar, Range Rover, Maserati). But you have to have that beautiful car in the showroom for them to actually buy. You can’t expect to sell any…

While your argument is mathematically correct, I think you’re missing the fact that most people probably don’t have that cash money sitting in a bank that they can instead be using for investments.

Well, to each their own, but yes as drip, drip, drip of the cluster’s story is revealed each of the individual stories ramp up. It takes a few episodes to really get going but the back half of season 1 is like the roller coaster screaming down the rails after the click-click-click of the climb.

Basically my reaction. That said, I totally forgot season 2 was out until now, so I suppose I’m part of the problem. :(

Punched a midget once.

Naw Doctor Trixie refusing to give Lucifer a lolipop, because Wusses don’t get lollys.

“I’m going to have to speak to your supervisor!”

My guess is that because he is a Christian who is also a gun enthusiast he feels at odds with the fact that he’s ok with the liberal values he’s around — marriage equality, taking care of the environment, etc. As a (very) liberal Christian myself I know that feeling. If a person is truly following Jesus’ teachings,…

Uh, yeah. Did you just tell me you made money by financing a Porsche 911?

I kinda disagree with that sentiment.

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She’s getting paid, but isn’t allowed to perform the functions of her job. Sounds perfect to me!

Please, please, signal when you are about to exit. Otherwise people about to enter don’t know that you’re exiting and are forced to stop and wait, defeating the entire purpose of a roundabout.

Of course police told them they did nothing wrong; prostitution is completely legal in Horry County.

The inconvenient truth is that touch screens have no business in an automobile. Ergonomics went down the wrong path.

He’s like Rutger Hauer in Blind Fury, the blind samurai Zatoichi

I was at the Stick that day as an 8th grader with my dad, a long-time Niner season ticketholder (no longer). It was the quintessential childhood memory with him and we talk about it still. My relationship with the NFL and the Niners is not what it once ways - concussions, FIFA-like management style, turning their…

Let’s be honest...

I drove an autobox CX-5 and honestly, it was lovely.

Never forget. I loved that Coughlin called a time out out of respect for Zorn’s dignity. (Like “hey buddy, alright, you showed your home crowd you’re still fighting.) And Zorn just goes for it. The name of this play might as well have been Resignation Letter Left.