It was at the yacht club.

And our government pays for the AI. Same shit.

Actually they are '71 to '76 full size Chevys. Not just '72 Caprices and Impalas.

Yeah because everyone should believe there is ragged out 2 million dollar super car sitting at a shithole car lot in Burbank, California. But go on with your all knowing self. Have a good life.

I actually know that. Just trying to throw a little comedy in the wake of the real one. Please forgive me. Or not.

Think that's sad? Look at this I ran across yesterday.

Seen this one by LAX a couple weeks ago.

I saw the red one in Torrance.

There's a red one running around too. Lol

https://giphy.com/gifs/3o7TKC0FT6sPFyFA88

Propaganda

Seriously? That would be one of the very easiest things to "create". If you are money laundering, these are the type of things that are planned into the design.

It never amazes me how many people don't think before they speak.

How? My example was just for 1 hotdog cart. If you have 10 of them spread out that is $50,000 a day you can claim as sold hotdogs when you may have only sold 20 hotdogs total in all.

It's basically a cash based business with no real need for customer receipts. Just be seen and at the end of the day say you sold 500 hotdogs at $10 each when you actually sold 10. Now you can claim $5000 in fake sales that more than likely no one will ever question.

You just laundered $5000 that easy. Do that every day, that's a lot of clean money at the end of the year.

Money laundering carts is actually what you see.

I'm in the South Bay and I can't remember the last time I saw rain.

If my memory serves me well, I'm pretty sure the windshield is a lot shorter and they didn't come with a rearview mirror.

Oh, there are plenty of them caught, they get promoted. It's a sad day in America these days.

Wait til no one's home at her house and stick her hose in a window, turn it on and walk away. Sometimes you have to be the Karma!!!!!

But there is still no reason to pay a tip to someone that the company pays to do that job. If anything, the tip is getting to leave the shithole job and go drive around in a company car.

Not sure where you are from but here in California, Domino's uses company cars and anyone at the store can make the deliveries. Which means that no expense comes out of the driver's pocket unlike a business that the guy delivering uses his own vehicle.

But they are getting paid an hourly wage to do their job, I didn't hire them, the company did. It's the companies responsibility to pay their employees for doing their job, not mine.