Arby’s beef and cheddar is my all time favorite fast food sandwich, but the last several times I’ve had one, it makes it’s way out faster than it went in (sorry tmi), so I tend to avoid them now.

No need to feel bad, Culvers cheese curds really aren’t all that great. Too heavy on the breading and the breading is bland. It’s still fried cheese though so it’s still good. Some of my local* DQ’s had the best fast food cheese curds ever though, super light breading and melty gooey cheese, only a 1/2 step away from…

The ideal way to butter theater popcorn is to not. 

Took too long to find this correct take. 

Pretty much every new truck now comes with under seat storage, at least as an option. Ram goes even further and adds bins in the floor hidden underneath the floor mats. If that doesn’t work for you Ram offers the Ram Box (toolbox built into the bed sides), and the new GM’s have a storage cubby built into the back…

¯\_(ツ)_/¯, I’d still take it over nearly any other ice cream flavor. 

We have plenty of great chocolate candy here (although Canada does have some real winners that we don’t), this is a mediocre draft at best. 

The only reason to eat Dove milk chocolate is because someone bought them for you and at least they’re better than the Hershey’s equivalent. Dove’s dark chocolate is far superior but still bested by Ghirardelli. 

No Riesen, no whatchamacallit, no Ghirardelli? This list is bad and you should feel bad.

Hot take: Chocolate ice cream is the only good ice cream. While this woman might have gone a little overboard, I don’t blame her. 

It’ll definitely find buyers, but that doesn’t make the price any less insane. 

This is $40k, plus the cost of the truck, so even in lower trims this is a $70,000 truck which is insane. 

Same. 

The conversion is $39,995, and that’s on top of the truck itself.

Here’s a great picture showing what I’m getting at. Notice how all of the rot is at the outside of the wheel well? Right where the wheel well and the box side are laminated together? That’s what I’m talking about. The big flat areas that see a constant barrage of debris and salt are fine because they wash off easy,…

That certainly might help, but there’s still a lamination there between two panels which is going to trap water, salt and dirt. Direct blasts don’t really cause panels to rust out, it’s pockets, seams, and anywhere that can gather dirt and debris. This is just the way trucks are built, and why basically every truck…

Well yes technically. The part I’m referring to is the box sides, particularly right above the wheels, which is commonly referred to as the wheel well, or wheel arch, which is what is going to rust out.

Easy to repair is great and all, but aluminum isn’t all that difficult to repair, and it doesn’t rust like steel does.

Link to the site I pulled the picture from for reference.  http://gmauthority.com/blog/2018/03/2019-gmc-sierra-tailgate-carbon-fiber-reinforced-plastic-bed-sheds-62-pounds/

Problem is, they still kept the exterior panels steel, so while the interior of the box might be tough and corrosion resistant, the wheel wells will still rust out in 5-10 years like every truck ever. I like the idea GM, but I’ll take Ford’s fully aluminum box with a spray in liner.