About the same market as ramen noodles. The cheap ones go to broke ass college kids and stoners. The $8 ones on the other hand, I don’t know who’s buying those.
What are some good bands to check out for when you need to get angry at inanimate objects for the purpose of fitness?
Ideally something in the ass-kicking rock bangers category but also stuff that I might not have heard a million times in the era when it was popular.
I think mine was a 99 Altima. Ashtray ended up being the change tray.
My 2008 Tacoma still had a pull-out lighter but no ashtray.
Back in high school, my buddy had inherited his grandpas 1980-something Olds Delta 98. That baby had ashtrays AND working lighter in the armrests of all 4 doors.
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Call me crazy but burnt tire and moss taint, aka scotch flavors, are inherently bad flavors. On the other hand, honey, vanilla, citrus, and oak, aka bourbon flavors are inherently delicious.
Yesterday I was going to book a little cabin at a lake for a long weekend getaway with the family in June. They asked if I’d like to pay a $25 fee to lock in my reservation so I wouldn’t get bumped to another “equivalent accommodation” based on demand. Fuck no I wouldn’t. Thats precisely why I’m...
Hooters was coke. Onlyfans was crack. If you’re gonna pay money for pretend attention from a girl who’s out of your league, eventually your gonna graduate to the really potent stuff.
I don’t really have an issue with making money for the shareholders. My retirement is a shareholder, my kids college funds are shareholders, meemaw’s pension is a shareholder.
I just miss the days when companies made money by providing goods and services that people want to buy more than their...
I’m not talking about inflation per-se. Inflation has always been a fact of life.
It’s more about junk fees added to everything, terrible terms and conditions, subscribing instead of owning, easy to opt in but impossible to opt out, being asked to tip someone when all they’ve done is take my...
I voted for blue album. I love both but weezer was squarely in my generation. Billy Joel always felt like something borrowed from my parents generation.