So like 90% of truck owners who DD?

Prices are very sticky on the way down - just becuase it is cheaper to heat the building, etc, doesn’t mean those costs will be passed on to consumers. Thoughts of deflation are total garbage in the US economy.

because the people who are vocal are also a huge minority of who actually buys cars. It happens ALL the time here on Jalopnik. People pounding down the door that they’ll buy a car if it comes out. Just the company has to listen to their pleas.
Then when it comes out, everybody moves over to shitting all over it with…

I do IT support at a plant, and you’re right. There isn’t much of a dress code.

Because it’s hot as hell on a shop floor and unlike cubicle life, comfort and getting shit done takes priority over looks.

So what? It’s not a customer-facing job. Clothes have zero influence on a person’s ability to do a job, so leave that “everyone must wear a shirt and tie to the office” bullshit back in the 1950s where it belongs.

have you ever been in an assembly plant, especially during the summer? They get quite warm.

Have you ever been in a union? I have and they demand you wear appropriate clothing.

Ever been to an assembly plant? That’s the standard uniform for a line worker - comfortable with nothing that can scratch the paint.

And I replaced three bulbs so that I’d actually have functioning turn signals. I never use them, but they’re there...

Does this TV come in a non-’smart’ version?

Does this TV come in a non-’smart’ version?

That is why my classic car was knowingly broken when I bought it. Yay projects. It runs now, sometimes.

My rules for purchasing a ‘classic’:

In my state if your vehicle is over 35 years old it requires no annual inspection. This makes no sense to me, these cars to me are the ones that should have an annual inspection. My two year old car is probably not going to be dangerous to drive on the roads. My classic cars that are rarely driven would benefit from a…

I think the Yamaha looks better, which (given my abilities) is the only relevant difference between the two.

Simply by saying “I didn’t know the camera was on” indicates that if he had known he probably wouldn’t have hit the guy with his car, or drawn his gun or kicked the guy.

*Should

Previous knowledge of whether or not the camera was running is completely irrelevant to the situation at hand. It should have no bearing on an officer’s actions.

ok, on this one there’s dickery from both sides. The little boy on the bike who thinks public roads are his own personal race track should have had his license suspended at most.