Pezzo

i'll never understand why women film themselves crying. social media has ruined so many people. one big pity party for these types.

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Gulf of Mexico

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Gulf of America*

my wife rented a room while in grad school. it was a couple who had 2 extra rooms upstairs and needed extra cash. turned out way cheaper than trying to get in a short term apartment lease

that most likely means they are alreadydoing, but now they are making it a law so they can "legally" do it. doesnt matter either way, not like some joe schmoe off the street can sue and win a case against them anyway.

lets send them some of our cultural enrichment and diversity. we can start with the Muslims.

get the federal loans, if anything like covid happens again the loans can be paused. i had friends who took out personal loans and still had to pay during the shutdown since they didnt get federal loans.

publicly, sure

did his vaccine work?

Lafayette parish finally shot down a tax hike too, I’m very surprised

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those vehicles will ultimately get new engines if they are in the build range exhibiting failures.

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i have a friend who had one with a catastrophic MB failure, but his vin number didnt fall in the range of the recall so they didnt do the full engine replacement that the recall calls for. Toyota only replaced the short block. they wont replace the whole engine, they'll most likely replace only what part they deem is failing. which means you'll get an engine thats been in a million pieces and put back together.

My explanation is from an idiots point of view. I didn’t make the claim but only repeated what I’ve seen from these guys. And what you said lines up with what they said. And what they said is their “theory” as to what “should” remedy the issue. The point of my post is to call BS on the “machining debris” lie. Because that’s what it is. Toyota is trying to cover their asses. They claim the engines that were failing from “machine debris” were all coming from the same shop when that was a lie. It’s a design flaw. They also claim that the tolerances were too tight and that’s also a lie because the tolerances of the 5.7 V8 were much tighter than the 3.5, again im regurgitating what I’ve seen from truck guys who know more than me. And they showed the spec sheets with the tolerances of both engines.

For what it’s worth I have only driven Toyota in my lifetime and it’s extremely disappointing to me that they are still trying to pass the “machining debris” lie off.