@PNS Of course the clanker equates knowledge of facts to IQ. If the young arrogant meatbag was actually high-IQ he would have asked clarifying questions and been able to surmise the answer instead of just spouting out whatever came to mind.
@PNS Colleagues and acquaintances think my fleet of beaters is ill-advised. "You'll pay more in maintenance for an old car than if you finance a maintenance plan with a new vehicle!"
My niggers in Christ, I pay less for maintenance in a year than you pay per month on your car note, and I own all my vehicles outright. I can sell them in a pinch for straight cash. I'd trust any of them on a cross-country trip, but I use the money saved on a shiny new rental for roadtrips.
@PNS I did that to a drill sergeant at basic training with a 5-ton and trailer.
Growing up I was always in awe of my uncle backing trailers on the farm at what looked/felt like 80 mph, and I wanted to be able to do the same. "Turn into the drift," was what he told me, "and that's whatever direction you don't want it to go."
@PNS Hot take: I don't work outside of my job hours and I don't expect my employees to, either. If 8 hours a day isn't enough to teach the material, then changes need to be made to the curriculum or instructor.
I'm not saying it's not the parents' duty to ensure their kids are set up educationally, but outsourcing their education to the state where they are forced to do low grade clerical work for 8 hours a day is a choice.
@PNS Why are there food deserts? Because subhumans perform retail theft at stores where the margins are already razor thin, and the owners shutter locations because they can't continue to eat the losses.
Why is retail theft so high in certain locations? Because the state and local governments have expressly allowed it by refusing to prosecute theft under some arbitrary dollar amount, so the subhumans take advantage of the situation.