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considering the cost of gas, tires, parking, insurance, etc.... I'm now seriously considering buying and using e-bikes/scooters. too bad as I was looking forward to getting an electric car but such a convenience and inconvenience that comes with the smaller/portable transport seems a lot more practical.Damn inflation has hit everything. Was time for some new tires. I wanted to go with the same set of Bridgestones I currently have. Rears have skyrocketed to $400 each and Fronts are almost the same price. Tax, installation, was looking at almost $1800. Have only had the car for 5 years and this is already my 3rd set (which includes the ones it came with). Don’t drive aggressive at all. Just went with some Toyo’s instead.
hide the remote next time.This dude I got staying with me got BBQ sauce all over the remote and I asked him to clean it and he brings it back still with BBQ sauce on it... I had to do it myself
Dude was not paying attention in drivers ED.People can be pretty stupid. Dude driving in front of me slammed on his brakes to avoid hitting a squirrel. How you gonna slam on your brakes to save the life of a squirrel while risking the lives of the humans behind you?
Goddamn that's a lot for tires! $400 each? I got my Nitto drag radials on my Challenger for $395 each in the rear sized 315 & fronts for $370 size 275. Where'd you get your tires? Did you look at Discount Tire?Damn inflation has hit everything. Was time for some new tires. I wanted to go with the same set of Bridgestones I currently have. Rears have skyrocketed to $400 each and Fronts are almost the same price. Tax, installation, was looking at almost $1800. Have only had the car for 5 years and this is already my 3rd set (which includes the ones it came with). Don’t drive aggressive at all. Just went with some Toyo’s instead.
Works plenty well in other countries.Seattle's transit system has no turnstiles and operates on a honor system of payment. Needless to say it's going broke wtf why would you trust people? There's not 1 thing in society that works when it's on the honor system.
I've never ridden mass transit in another country. Living in America all my life I could have told you that **** wouldn't work here.Works plenty well in other countries.
What’s the basis of this? Nike was Nike before Jordan. In real lifeIn fairness to Magic, Nike back then was a relatively unknown. Nike got lucky with MJ.
Nike was a relative nobody compared to Adidas and Converse. there was a documentary about this and prior to that, Converse was the chosen brand in the NBA prior to Jordan coming in to the league. every iconic NBA player were all Converse players. Nike didn't have a signature player unlike Converse. they were initially were a runners shoe much more like New Balance is. in fact, their main endorser back in the day was Steve "Pre" Prefontaine.What’s the basis of this? Nike was Nike before Jordan. In real life
Goddamn that's a lot for tires! $400 each? I got my Nitto drag radials on my Challenger for $395 each in the rear sized 315 & fronts for $370 size 275. Where'd you get your tires? Did you look at Discount Tire?
other brands were more prevalent in the nba bit I don’t think Nike was a nobody. Nike was a known major brand since I was a kid in everyday life.Nike was a relative nobody compared to Adidas and Converse. there was a documentary about this and prior to that, Converse was the chosen brand in the NBA prior to Jordan coming in to the league. every iconic NBA player were all Converse players. Nike didn't have a signature player unlike Converse. they were initially were a runners shoe much more like New Balance is. in fact, their main endorser back in the day was Steve "Pre" Prefontaine.
I hid the BBQ sauce earlier ... lmaohide the remote next time.
other brands were more prevalent in the nba bit I don’t think Nike was a nobody. Nike was a known major brand since I was a kid in everyday life.