it's unfair I have to pay car insurance. I didn't have a single accident all year. Where's my refund?!

Rambler station wagon - from the early '50s

Cool vehicles - I like these Ramblers even better (not all of them had the frame cover the top half of the wheels, like this

as much as I'm profoundly grateful it never ever happened, I must admit that I'm intrigued as to what Watterson may have storyboarded if he allowed his imagination to entertain the idea of crafting Robotman

it made little sense when the case was first brought up (c. 2020, right?), and it makes virtually zero sense five years later

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can you say those three words, out loud, consecutively "historic Chase bank" without snickering?

My ongoing reference point is that some of the high-end performance supercars can cost something like ~$10k to replace a set of tires....tires that, due to performance, last far fewer miles than one might expect on a regular car. If you have the $$$ for the car, all good - but shit adds up

They originally cost around $400k, but haven't been made in ~15 years. They generally run between $50k - $125k on the used market, with earlier model years costing much less.

Much like most discontinued speciality cars, maintenance/spare parts are an expensive consideration

What you talking about?

Per Zillow, it's only $44,338/mo - and imagine how much that will go down if you get yourself a 50-year mortgage instead.

#ToTheMoon

I can't not listen to this, but I'm already pre-sad (and angry) about this episode. #heavysigh

All $2M+ Bugatti's should be branded with failed, fraudulent start-up logos

Michael - you always only tell ONE SIDE OF THE STORY.

Did you happen to mention the pregnant woman allegedly took Harrell's parking spot?

Full-on legit Stand Your Ground escalation.

They won't kill your pets if they become your pets.

Hmmmm

If you want to lose your mind, Michael, ask questions about ultra-processed foots into LLMs -