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There's no way this is the full story. If you expect anyone to believe you're being charged 4k for a tow, you're out of your mind

re: Clarkson Farm (Amazon)

Posted by DCtiger1 on 6/12/26 at 9:25 pm to
I hope to make it to the farmers dog one day
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saw something pretty crazy the other day, if Elon Musk gave everyone on earth a million dollars he would still be a billionaire Makes you think


I hope this is sarcasm. Otherwise it makes me think most people can't do basic math
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What we do know is that LA had no priors unlike many kids of many races his age amd that he was a team captain with a 3.7 GPA.


27% to 45% of murderers are first-time offenders who have absolutely no prior arrest or criminal record. Being that he jumped from petty crime to murder at age 17 says something.

Being a team captain and having a nice GPA means absolutely frickall. I don't know why you think that's some indication that he is a good kid.

Your continued victim blaming is pathetic.
1) I was that adolescent boy once upon a time. My parents taught me right and wrong and how to walk away from conflict
2) I have a 20 year old step son who I've raised since he was 6. He ran track, played football and basketball at the 5A level in LA. Surprisingly even when things got heated on the court he and his team mates would walk away.

Why do you feel the need to justify this behavior? It's mind boggling
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I stated that the Metcalf kid should have gotten assistance from an adult because 17 y.o. boys aren't going to listen to other 17 y.o. boys.


When are you going to stop justifying behavior as if you're somehow being rational. There are plenty of respectful 17 year olds that would have no issue, in fact , IF their parents taught them how to behave in society they wouldn't even put themselves in that damn position in the first place.
If your son's friend was a fault, there's already going to be a claim. You getting reimbursed for your son's injuries isn't going to make the claim more severe. Does he have Med pay or are you in a state that requires PIP coverage? If so, that is no fault coverage that can be utilized for your sons injuries

re: The Crash documentary on Netflix

Posted by DCtiger1 on 5/30/26 at 12:04 am to
Driving into a building at 97 mph is accidental?

re: The Crash documentary on Netflix

Posted by DCtiger1 on 5/28/26 at 1:29 pm to
What in the actual frick are you even talking about?
They are direct depositing the pay. If you want to access your pay in advance, you have to use Dailypay. If you want to avoid fees, you have to use their card. Otherwise just do what normal people do and wait for direct deposit
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to get paid she has to use a service called DailyPay.


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he just waits until traditional direct deposit day


So she doesn't in fact have to use dailypay. Theres no fees if you use Dailypays debit card. It's a payroll advance, of course there's going to be some kind of fee associated with it. No one is required to use it, but it does offer some flexibility.

Not sure this has anything to do with the "system" keeping people poor.
You're in a sports car thread talking about how boring it gets and yet the car you chose was a Sebring :lol:

That's not a sports car
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those are located on the east and west coast.


:lol: east coast? GTFO
Nice, mine is a 2024 Z06 3LZ convertible, black on artic white, satin forged aluminum wheels, red calipers, stealth and carbon fiber interior package.
Good choice my friend. I just bought one myself. It's a rocket ship
Definition of first world problem.