I just got a 2002 996 Carrera 2. I tried this with the dealer I was buying from stating it was winter and this car could sit there for a while.

Being in Southern California wasn’t helping my argument at all.

I just want this to be over and pick up our check later this week. If they want us to wash the car before we deliver it, that is fine with me. I doubt VW gives a rip so while these posts are pretty funny, it is just time the owners could otherwise spend doing something beneficial.

But I do get it. Blowing off steam....

The other odd behavior I had was that if I actually went to my outbox to undo a send, make an edit, and then send it, it wouldn’t go. Somehow that email got stuck in outbox purgatory, and would refuse to be sent.

AFAIK though, there is no way to log out of a single session, which is frustrating. Logging into Netflix at a hotel means you have to log out of EVERYTHING just to log out of the hotel/rental account.

Or just sabotage it and recommend a chrome book so you don’t have to do this again.

I am those people but I wasn’t leveraged so I kept my house and didn’t have to liquidate investments to cover margin loans.

I hope there is enough push-back on this online requirement they modify the app.

“It’s retirement investments. Safe choices, low risk. The returns aren’t sky high, but neither is the risk. The returns solidly beat 3%, but not by an astronomical amount.”

No. I’ve been using EN since 2004. I have no papers at home. 100% is scanned in. I clip articles, make notes, etc. The only thing I do scrape is my twitter feed via IFTTT, but that is only a few thousand over the years.

Some of the comments the TSA made are hilarious.

“I can’t get new money at 3%, but I have existing student loan debt at less than 3%. And yes, I’m paying that off slowly and putting more money into other investments with higher yields instead. Because I’d be a fool not to.”

These numbers are so big my eyes glaze over.

In SoCal, these things are as common as a Prius, which means, there are way WAY too many of them on the road slowing the rest of us down.

Along with the Prius.

Cadillac ELR. Not forgotten soon enough.

The risk is the same. It is just different dollar amounts.

So would I be safe in assuming you will never pay off your debt? As you make required payments, you’ll draw down 2-3 times a year on a bank loan to keep your debt level roughly the same as it is now and invest that delta in the stock markets?

If your answer is…

If you equate the stock market to t-bills in terms of risk, more power to you.

If you can borrow money at below the t-bills rate, that is fine, as t-bills have no risk. Banks can do that. Where are you getting money below 3%?

And not to be nitpicky, but banks have people who’s jobs it is, full time, to do that kind of…

Oh yeah. It isn’t just lifehacker either. Jalopnik loves debt for cars. Best thing EVAR! It is all of Gawker or whatever it is called today.

So if you could get a loan today at 3% and expect to earn money at 7-8% over the next few years you would?

Voltron is NOT JUST FOR KIDS!

Just putting that out there. And putting season 2 on my calendar.

Would you borrow money from the government or anyone else and invest in the stock market for retirement? That is exactly what you are doing if you have debt and choose to save for retirement.