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> I always wonder why people want some of these items to last forever. My friend had a NEW Ford that went to the workshop more than 10 times in the first year
by zac23or 3y ago
> I always wonder why people want some of these items to last forever.
My friend had a NEW Ford that went to the workshop more than 10 times in the first year of use. It's about trust that I will turn on the device and it will work.
> I want new tech
Buy it. I met people who sold their old iPhone and bought a new model every year, nothing against that. My problem is if the IPhone in this first year broke two or more times like my Sansumg.
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- muro 3y agoIt's spelled snasmug Edit: no, you are right! Seems I misremembered dank pods, sorry.
- WarOnPrivacy 3y ago> My friend had a NEW Ford that went to the workshop more than 10 times in the first year of use. I daily drive a 96 Toyota. My son's dd is a 63 Dart. Just picked up a 92 Buick with 35k.
- ineedaj0b 3y agoThe old cars are nice but when they crash… I wouldn’t let my kids drive them. They don’t do so good.
- WarOnPrivacy 3y ago> The old cars are nice but when they crash… I wouldn’t let my kids drive them. I don't know about nice but the bench seats eliminate the back pain from buckets - especially modern ones. Lack of pain increases spatial awareness. As for accidents they avoid the inherent risks that come with unremovable, attention-eating LCD display and headlights that blind all other drivers.