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"Why?" I believe your parent is trying to level a "all hat, no cattle" claim upon you. I am sympathetic to this line of reasoning - it's difficult to to look
by rsync 8y ago
"Why?"
I believe your parent is trying to level a "all hat, no cattle" claim upon you.
I am sympathetic to this line of reasoning - it's difficult to to look upon American truck culture in 2019 and not have that come to mind.
I have no comments on your specific situation. Thanks for helping kids with scouts.
- brookside 8y agoI for one do think US truck culture is absurd. Pickups are best selling vehicles by far, yet their beds and towing capabilities are generally used about 1% of the time. The other 99% is commuting in the most wasteful of ways http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/09/04/its-never-too-late-to-ditch-your-gas-guzzler/ http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/09/04/its-never-too-late....
- mikestew 8y agoI am in complete agreement with you, but you know what? Let's not rag on the guy about his truck when he was trying to contribute to a conversation about the annoyances of Bluetooth. Someone daring to type the word "truck" is not our excuse to pile on no matter how far out of context.
- Casseres 8y agoI think it's absurd when the very small fraction of truck owners lift them, trick them out, "roll coal", etc. I think the vast majority of truck owners are reasonable. Who doesn't own or pay for something "just in case"? We have insurance just in case we need it. People pay a little more for a truck instead of a sedan just in case they need it. I didn't mean for this chain of comments to be about trucks, it was just the name of one item where Bluetooth doesn't work that well for me.