It’s technically not free, as 0% in the fine print typically winds up being 0.9% or something, but it’s still lower than inflation or the average rate, so it’s definitely low-cost.

Tom, I want to hear your input on this, as a follow up to the old-school presumption of end-of-month sales goals.

What would you call it? Kevin Can’t Hardly Wait?

Surprised no one commenting has a nickname like ‘Idiot’sAvant’ or something like that.

How much does it weigh?
How big is the fuel tank?
How’s the ride?
What’s the quarter mile time?
Does the interior match a $50k car?
Does it auto-park?
How big is the trunk?
Do the backseats fold down?
What brand/model of tires is it rolling on?
How’s the infotainment system?
Is the electronic engine sound disable-able?

Two questions, of which I could probably work out on my own if anyone has like a bio on this fan:

When I think about Chicago style it does encompass both the deep dish lasagna and the thin crust that I typically consume, but I agree that they shouldn’t get two styles.

I do like NY style. But I also eat Chicago style. ... I’m just fat. What’s your favorite pizza style?

Ohhh, shit, yeah. I’m with boxrocket, New York style would make the best seat belt IMO.

A GENUINE REAL fan would only play it with a blindfold on and a guitar hero controller, with his feet, on a ps3 emulator running on a Celeron CPU PC.

Okay. I know that Blitzball got a lot of hate, but for me personally I don’t like many card games. And I don’t understand why card games inside of video games are so popular, especially the FF ones. I found them tedious. And I totally enjoy card games outside of JRPGs.

Alright, sold. I hated this area not for design, challenge, visuals, I just hated the fact I got 10 fps there on my PS3.

I remember that commercial pretty clearly, and for western romanization it’s not 100% dead on, but people could do a lot worse. However Hyundai’s own western approximation is not even what I’m referring to. I’m referring to most of the English speaking population of the globe fucking it up.

I think like in most things it’s likely that the 80/20 rule applies. 20% of Americans are likely to be efficient, dragging the other 80% behind them while they cling desperately.

The company itself attempts to correct the pronunciation where it can. What you see and hear in multiple societies as laymen try to pronounce it is an aureal mess.

I have seen unbelievably categorial amounts of waste in private industry.

Your sarcasm levels have earned more of my respect.

Well you ruined the great reveal. I hope you’re happy.

You know the yanny/laurel thing just has both sounds together at different frequencies, right?

But I kind of like aluminium