Yeah, I am sure that if I were more social media savvy and had seen the Stewart bit repeatedly, I could understand the reaction!

Out of the greys for you.

It’s both. You can spend the money on a fancy car, or you can send it to the IRS. I know which I would choose. Of course it’s not a 1:1 deduction, but if you are in a top tax bracket it’s a nice discount on the car. And MUCH less bother than the tracking you have to do (at least you are SUPPOSED to do) to take mileage…

Until they scale up their operations, it might not be a very meaningful comparison.

Yea, maybe, maybe not. Would most likely depend on how much you are trying to get. Same with home office (there are certain things that need to happen for it to be legit), you can do it, but if you get greedy, you might have a problem.

Well we know at least some people will be fired, but of course not the dumbass execs that are supposed to be so smart and valuable, but looked at this number, supposedly many times, and said “yep that looks right!”

Not how tax write offs work, so no, this is not the case. 

“The officers had reason to believe Jackson owned/possessed a firearm with a suppressor.”

Maybe if somebody has such bad PTSD that they think acorns are gunshots and empty their firearm at the sound of an acorn, they shouldn’t be allowed access to firearms?

Morbid curiosity over whether or not Stewart still had the juice drove viewers to the show.

Those aren’t rare or “over engineered.” The pop out euro cupholders have always been the near bare minimum for decades.

People need to realize that, barring death of one of the candidates, one of two people will be president in 2025 and there is no third choice. Not actively choosing the lesser of two evils, no matter how unpalatable that may be, makes it more likely that the greater of two evils happens.

The part you really need to watch out for is the paw. 

Tax the damn churches.

Weird double-standard in Super Bowl ads... you can kill Mr. Peanut, but Mr. Peanut can’t kill you.

Heard the same thing on NPR and they claim the results are verifiable. I'm not sure what that even means but it's awfully close to a human saying "you gotta trust me, bro!" and somehow that doesn't make me eager to trust it.

The Orcas strike again.

I live a few hours away and I don’t get why anyone likes to eat these things. The horrible tactile experience and mess is not worth the tiny edible bit. Shrimp are way easier and tastier.

The battle the union faces is not VW, VW repeatedly states they like working in partnership with the union. Yeah, this might be corporate speak, but the real problem the union faces is Tennessee wingnuts running the state threatening VW if they do not shut this whole thing down.

“What’s the most famous vehicle you can see in America?”