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one for Bradd, a 2002 (from my local Nextdoor group).

Hi Neighbors! I have for sale a well maintained, rust free black on black Lexus Es 300 Gold package. Perfect for a daily or first time driver. Fully loaded with airbags in the doors. All fluids changed. No rust underneath or on top. New tires and brakes. Job changed to remote, so do not need 2 vehicles. No accidents. 135k miles. Heated seats and sunroof. Has normal dings and scratches. Asking $4700.

Oh my. That's about 50% of the life of that car.

Do you deliver?

Speaking of EVs...
Spent a couple of (profitable!) days at my Disneyworld in CT. They've installed 20 Tesla "Destination" chargers in each of 2-3 of their parking garages. Unlike the four (now down to one) J1772 chargers they had, the Teslas charge .32/kwh. And, of course, you need to download the Tesla app to use them.

So, I waited for the last free charger to become available and got my free tank. Because free is for me.

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What's with the little STOP sign on the hood.
Extra long donut stops for 40 minutes while the car gets charged up.

My divorce lawyer said some people fight over every spoon and fork.

Imagine -- someone wants to have the last word.

Oopsie! Found this on a facebook forum...
Talk about having a Bug up your...

@corvette said:
Putting together a "short list" of potential replacements I'd consider purchasing used for when the Ariya goes back at the end of its lease:
Ioniq 5
Mach E
Polestar 2
XC40 Recharge
ID.4
Solterra/bZ4X
Kona/Niro

I suspect used Blazer and Equinox EVs will be below $30k by the end of the year, so I'd consider those, as well. I also had the i3s REX on the list, but I think I would grow tired of needing to use the REX (and its extremely limited fuel capacity) on longer trips. Of course, this all assumes I decide to keep an EV in the fleet, and that there aren't lease deals to be had.

There’s one glaring omission here. I mean, your name IS corvette…

I have some great stories from a couple of friends who for some bizarre reason enjoy being family court judges, but they would likely be deleted.

That's a shockingly common fact pattern (tennis instructor--I guess I chose the wrong profession). That, and the alimony/maintenance so long as they aren't remarried or cohabitating (which is somewhat impossible to prove so long as the tennis instructor maintains a separate residence).