Well, I hope that your dad's job situation improves to where he can work less hours and still provide for the rest of you. I don't know what his job situation is (and I don't need to know), but I am curious: has he considered moving to somewhere more affordable, where he can work better hours and still be able to pay the bills and put food on the table? New York is a very nice state, but it's also expensive, and I can't help but wonder if somewhere like Georgia, North Carolina, or South Carolina would offer him a similar job but would be more affordable to live in.
As for New York drivers, don't take this personally (everyone on ES is excluded), but they generally suck, and they also have an attitude. I got rear-ended a couple months ago in Charlotte by some dingbat in an Impala (after he almost t-boned me a minute earlier); his car had NY plate, sticker showing support for a politician I don't agree with, and etc. He parked, got out, said "it's not that bad", and drove off. Like what the f*ck, dude? It's a great thing that I was in my dad's car that day and parts for it are soooo easy to find (/sarcasm).
As for the rest, I don't really feel like arguing it, so I'll just leave you with this:
"Yeah you're right they could have given that money to charity, to fund public schools, or help endangered species but no they decided to spend it on a f**king car." - Rivi3
Plus, why do automakers like Audi and Mercedes offer models like the CLA and A3? Is it to further their luxury intentions or give buyers who are desperate to drive a car with a premium badge a cr*ppy car?
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Mazdafreak, 26 March 2017, 15:19