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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Lexus. IMHO, Lexus is the smartest vehicle purchase (other than a Toyota) that you make. A Lexus LS and a Toyota Land Cruiser are the perfect pair of vehicles for someone to own. There will always be at least one of each in my garage. Of
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I remember when I was a teen and saw "She's All That". The protagonist in the film drove a Defender. I fell in love with them and wanted one badly. Then I moved to the Caribbean a few months later and met people with them.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I wish you luck. I wouldn't buy the 2015 unless they've documented the timing service and give you a warranty. And don't park it outside. I'm not exaggerating when I say (I believe I've even shared this in a prev
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I live ~90 minutes from Atlanta. Used 'luxury' autos would start showing up on used car lots around Atlanta as soon as their manufacturer's warranty expired. I had scores of customers who would test drives these vehicles (Us
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I'm definitely biased because I own Land Cruisers, but it's wild watching people throw many away on an inferior product like the Defender. I think I'd rather have a Wrangler than a Defender and that says a whole lot.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Yes, but Apple generally produces a quality product that doesn't spend ~60% of its life in a repair shop.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I don't understand how Jaguar/Land Rover is still even a thing. This is unrelated to the hack, but they consistently make the most unreliable vehicles you can buy. When I had my import repair shop, I made a fortune repairing Jags
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Yep. I used to be a building/remodeling contractor. If I accidentally showed up to the wrong address and demolished the wrong deck, I'd be responsible for making the property owner whole again. If a cop serves a warrant and the
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I feel like that's true for most 'stuff', but there are a few exceptions where I will refuse to hire an individual based on things they've done with their personal lives.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
The party of small government strikes again!
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Reminds me of people who hate 'socialism' but spend their entire lives in the military.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Texas? The same Texas that can't keep their power on during storms?
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Why is this post being flagged?
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
That would be convenient for Trump in more ways than one.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
It's just not as wholesome and Peppa is kind of a brat. And the whole picking on the dad thing kind of got old after a while. It just doesn't really offer any thing of any value to my child.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I quit Peppa Pig because it doesn't really teach anything and it actually (at least IMHO) shows poor behavior.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Bluey is by far the best children's show I've ever watched. My son and I love watching it together. It's so refreshing after having to watch Peppa Pig for a year or so before we discovered Bluey. I disliked Peppa Pig and I
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I had the opposite experience with the P-10 F. Granted it's the only CZ pistol I own. But it's also the only modern pistol I own that was ready to go right out of the box without any kind of needed improvements or modifications.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Agreed. It seems that Sig really dropped the ball with the P320. My top 3 most used hand guns are the CZ P-10 F, the Sig P365, and the Sig P322. I honestly never thought I'd ever buy a modern handgun unless it was made by Sig. Until
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I should have been more clear: if you're going to carry a firearm on your person, regardless of concealed or open, it should always have a round in the chamber.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
That may be personal preference, but IMHO there’s no reason to conceal carry if you’re going to do it without a round chambered. I’m a huge Sig collector and I’ve been a fan of theirs since the 90s. I’ve carried a Sig daily for 20+ years. I
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
We do plenty of interfering with the free market. We just don't do it in ways that benefit the workers.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I imagine we could get a lot of issues resolved if public school teachers went on a nationwide strike for only a few days. Not even a complete week. The same could be said about back of house restaurant staff or caregivers like CNAs or day
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Agreed. It's wild to realize that the current US administration campaigned on the promise that they would provide transparency regarding certain matters. Yet now they're doing everything they can to combat transparency for those
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I think we're much closer to that than we are to Trek.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
That will only increase 'socialism'. If a business doesn't pay a living wage, that effectively means that said business is being subsidized by a different entity. It could be the employee, the employee's spouse, the gov
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
It's not just rural America and it's not just the people we'd normally consider poor. Next to the plasma donation center in my town, there's a children's trampoline and activity center. I take my son there at least
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
I deleted all of my social media accounts prior to the last presidential election. I didn't wany myself or my family becoming targets of the administration or their sycophants.
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
Nope. It's weird because the company I worked for years ago still to this day spends a great deal of time and energy promoting anti-union stances and making sure the employees know that unions are bad for them. But at the same time, t
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by hollywood_court 1y ago
That's definitely what many of the 'American' automobile brands have been doing.

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