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Look at San Francisco … it took 30 years of fighting the taxi lobby to get BART extended to the airport, and that’s in a transit-happy area.

I’m not saying it’s hopeless … Look at Atlanta … cabs are inconveniently located and it’s very hard to find a shuttle, because everyone takes MARTA to and from the airport.

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[quote=Russell]Keeping up with the Jones’ is almost mandatory here and has been codified by the authorities.[/quote]

Someday when this site closes down, we should pool our money to pay for a Baltic granite tablet on which to preserve the sage advice of the bubble era. You know, like “Thou shalt not overleverage the equity extracted from thy primary residence.” I nominate the above sentence for the list.

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[quote=Russell]Keeping up with the Jones’ is almost mandatory here and has been codified by the authorities.[/quote]

Someday when this site closes down, we should pool our money to pay for a Baltic granite tablet on which to preserve the sage advice of the bubble era. You know, like “Thou shalt not overleverage the equity extracted from thy primary residence.” I nominate the above sentence for the list.

[AK]

[quote=Russell]Keeping up with the Jones’ is almost mandatory here and has been codified by the authorities.[/quote]

Someday when this site closes down, we should pool our money to pay for a Baltic granite tablet on which to preserve the sage advice of the bubble era. You know, like “Thou shalt not overleverage the equity extracted from thy primary residence.” I nominate the above sentence for the list.

[AK]

[quote=Russell]Keeping up with the Jones’ is almost mandatory here and has been codified by the authorities.[/quote]

Someday when this site closes down, we should pool our money to pay for a Baltic granite tablet on which to preserve the sage advice of the bubble era. You know, like “Thou shalt not overleverage the equity extracted from thy primary residence.” I nominate the above sentence for the list.

[AK]

[quote=Russell]Keeping up with the Jones’ is almost mandatory here and has been codified by the authorities.[/quote]

Someday when this site closes down, we should pool our money to pay for a Baltic granite tablet on which to preserve the sage advice of the bubble era. You know, like “Thou shalt not overleverage the equity extracted from thy primary residence.” I nominate the above sentence for the list.

[AK]

I just don’t get drive-by-wire, at least for non-hybrid powertrains.

The aforementioned Chevy Cobalt power steering problem would be very disconcerting, but at least you’d still have some control of the car.

Regulating the throttle with a bunch of sensors and servos is another matter entirely.

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I just don’t get drive-by-wire, at least for non-hybrid powertrains.

The aforementioned Chevy Cobalt power steering problem would be very disconcerting, but at least you’d still have some control of the car.

Regulating the throttle with a bunch of sensors and servos is another matter entirely.

[AK]

I just don’t get drive-by-wire, at least for non-hybrid powertrains.

The aforementioned Chevy Cobalt power steering problem would be very disconcerting, but at least you’d still have some control of the car.

Regulating the throttle with a bunch of sensors and servos is another matter entirely.

[AK]

I just don’t get drive-by-wire, at least for non-hybrid powertrains.

The aforementioned Chevy Cobalt power steering problem would be very disconcerting, but at least you’d still have some control of the car.

Regulating the throttle with a bunch of sensors and servos is another matter entirely.

[AK]

I just don’t get drive-by-wire, at least for non-hybrid powertrains.

The aforementioned Chevy Cobalt power steering problem would be very disconcerting, but at least you’d still have some control of the car.

Regulating the throttle with a bunch of sensors and servos is another matter entirely.

[AK]

A year ago I offered on a short sale with kitchen cabinets so flimsy, I expressed astonishment that they could hold up the tile countertop.

The house was bought by flippers and put on the market after a few cosmetic improvements. When I saw the new listing photos I was horrified to see that they had slapped granite on top of the same old flimsy cabinets, with the same old dings and scratches still visible.

Incidentally the listing agent for the flip was a former associate of Super-Jenae.

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A year ago I offered on a short sale with kitchen cabinets so flimsy, I expressed astonishment that they could hold up the tile countertop.

The house was bought by flippers and put on the market after a few cosmetic improvements. When I saw the new listing photos I was horrified to see that they had slapped granite on top of the same old flimsy cabinets, with the same old dings and scratches still visible.

Incidentally the listing agent for the flip was a former associate of Super-Jenae.

[AK]

A year ago I offered on a short sale with kitchen cabinets so flimsy, I expressed astonishment that they could hold up the tile countertop.

The house was bought by flippers and put on the market after a few cosmetic improvements. When I saw the new listing photos I was horrified to see that they had slapped granite on top of the same old flimsy cabinets, with the same old dings and scratches still visible.

Incidentally the listing agent for the flip was a former associate of Super-Jenae.

[AK]

A year ago I offered on a short sale with kitchen cabinets so flimsy, I expressed astonishment that they could hold up the tile countertop.

The house was bought by flippers and put on the market after a few cosmetic improvements. When I saw the new listing photos I was horrified to see that they had slapped granite on top of the same old flimsy cabinets, with the same old dings and scratches still visible.

Incidentally the listing agent for the flip was a former associate of Super-Jenae.

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