It’s just the on-going internet joke. There are basically three kinds of thieves.

The Delta thing was frustrating. We told our supplier to ship via company XYZ and they knew better. And it got lost for a week.

I think I’m going to make a product that sticks a fake one of these on the center console as a theft deterrent. But you don’t have to wait, I think most of the recommendations above are available with it as a factory option.

Wrong. I’ve been around enough to know that the real solution isn’t motorcycles, but mobility scooters. Americans are a bunch of aging lard-asses (myself included) and they need to take their mobility scooters to the Walmart to stock up on Little Debbies and Diet Cokes. Why not cut out the big vehicle with the lift on…

Yes.  Insured and freight.  Amazing how fast they found it after the insurance value was known.  I learned a lot about freight in the last year.  Like calling the FBI on a company that decided to hold a shipment hostage over a $300 bill dispute.  The entire shipping world is corrupt as hell.

Fun story.  A couple years ago, we were shipping stuff from Germany and Delta lost the shipment.   Said they looked everywhere and couldn’t find it.   Just make a claim.  So we started a claim.  $15 million of equipment for a certain box.   Delta magically found the box within an hour.

20+ years ago, that place was famous for great deals. Little city in nowhere Alabama that had a ton of stuff to sell and not many customers. Over time, it got a reputation and attracted people. Then the internet and e-bay and facebook marketplace and the like.

The biggest estates were from the early industrial giants. They are the ones that went insane with stuff during the Victorian era.

I used to live near Scottsboro, Alabama. They are very proud of this place called Unclaimed Baggage, where they buy lost luggage and sell all the stuff they find. In general, it was a great place to get stuff like Bose QC headsets and iPads and nice clothes fairly inexpensively.

There are two kinds of rich people. Those that became rich and their kids that will become poor.

SpaceX is NOT Killing the ISS. It’s burying the corpse.

Try Breeze. I don’t know if I would call them a budget airline, but they serve smaller markets with occasional flights to common vacation destinations.

Good. I’ve seen the cluster that a Spirit Airlines ticket line looks like and loading and unloading. I can’t see how a company so inept can stay in business without someone big propping them up (like how the US government propped up Chrysler.. twice).

It’s ok. I learned to wear my seatbelt every time from that. I can’t even sit in a broken car to think without putting one on now.

It’s amazing how stupid people can be. When I was around 12 or so, my dad was driving our short bed truck with an 8 foot ladder in the back. We stopped at an intersection and we got rear ended by a guy in a restored 1st gen Mustang that had just come from the paint booth.

Thank you so much for asking.

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There’s also a lot in my industry on making sure that the adhesives don’t have chlorides. It’s sort of funny to tell people you need to get nuclear certified Duct Tape, but it’s a thing to have the paperwork showing the adhesives won’t damage the stainless steel.

The problem with Trains and buses can be seen in England. Back in the 1960s, British rail was a mess. Losing money like crazy and starting to become overwhelmed with problems because of cost cutting.

Car?