Just bought a new car. No haggling. There were basically no new cars on the lot. You had to go in and reserve a spot. luckily they didn't need me to put down a deposit. Once the car came in we went out and test drove it and just bought it at MSRP. This was a Toyota dealer and this seemed to be what everybody was doing. We looked at other dealerships and nothing was any better. We wanted a specific Toyota.

In terms of used cars, there was really nothing on the lot either...

This is typical and happens everywhere. One goes and put more strain on the remaining ones.

It happens. They replace them. Power goes back on.

Transformers have a finite life. They all eventually die. This happens everywhere.

Much more doable and safer if everyone can agree on a standard and we can build that standard into interstates and companies can autonomously haul from point A to B on the interstates and then have humans drive pre A and post B.

For years employers have had to take the local tax out of paychecks for local and state but you still gotta file a tax return with each

Possibly not for only highway traffic. That would be more easily doable.

He'll be in the ARD program.

I'm gonna make a Prince cover song but change the lyrics to "Purple Air"

I'm glad they didn't just drive him and his car home and pretend it was nothing. Sounds like he needs help.

I'd google local plant stores and contact them.

I'm not dead yet!

Why do you need a birth certificate to go on a cruise?

I did. It cost about $1.50 to mail in and I figure why not. They take the car off the registration rolls immediately instead of waiting until the next renewal period.

No

He's a non used car salesman used car salesman

> It’s Mamma Mia! for people who have a favorite Polvo record.

Omg!! I need to see if YouTube has a copy .

311 it.

According to google pretty much anywhere that sells plants. Lowe's was the #1 Google answer.

Summer Babe...

Go online to CLPgh and they will give you info about using private rooms. Also, if you live outside of the city, go to the website for the library nearest to you and look at their policy for private rooms.

and since we're trading links, here's one with real medical advice about alkaline water --

https://www.henryford.com/blog/2018/08/alkaline-water-help-hype#:~:text=Plus%2C%20when%20the%20alkaline%20water,t%20affect%20your%20body's%20acidity.

>Any updates on the timeline/progress for Slanted and Enchanted?

They turned Pavement's first (and arguably best) album into a store?

1. Retail theft is theft, no matter who owns the store.
2. That's one study on mice from 2016 in a very low impact journal. There iare no data in humans that the extra cost makes any difference at all. Also, your stomach is acidic, so the alkaline water is neutralized as soon as it hits your stomach.

1. you're committing theft

2. alkaline water is a fad with zero evidence that it does anything different than regular tap water. So even at 50 cents a gallon you're wasting money.

I'm not sure there is actual science behind the recall. But a manufacturer can choose to recall their product at any time for any reason.