Safety concern
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Safety concern
Oh well man you do what you gotta do bother have him watch videos on YouTube chevys also break tie rods when they pull. Hes mad he doesn't have heated rear seats lmao
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Do you live in a state that requires annual safety inspections? If so, that should assuage some of his concerns...
Sounds like a tough situation, honestly -- and, at its root, has nothing to do with safety concerns (assuming you are a normal, responsible driver and person). I've never been involved in a divorce, thank goodness; however, as a father, myself, I know I would feel incredible pain inside, seeing my children with a new "dad" figure. I don't know how one could be human, and not feel viscerally strongly about one's children... So, I guess what I'm saying is to try to make the best of the situation, and try to empathize with his feelings (although you needn't accommodate his every whelm, of course!) and always act like the "bigger" man in tense situations, no matter what.
Sounds like a tough situation, honestly -- and, at its root, has nothing to do with safety concerns (assuming you are a normal, responsible driver and person). I've never been involved in a divorce, thank goodness; however, as a father, myself, I know I would feel incredible pain inside, seeing my children with a new "dad" figure. I don't know how one could be human, and not feel viscerally strongly about one's children... So, I guess what I'm saying is to try to make the best of the situation, and try to empathize with his feelings (although you needn't accommodate his every whelm, of course!) and always act like the "bigger" man in tense situations, no matter what.
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Do you live in a state that requires annual safety inspections? If so, that should assuage some of his concerns...
Sounds like a tough situation, honestly -- and, at its root, has nothing to do with safety concerns (assuming you are a normal, responsible driver and person). I've never been involved in a divorce, thank goodness; however, as a father, myself, I know I would feel incredible pain inside, seeing my children with a new "dad" figure. I don't know how one could be human, and not feel viscerally strongly about one's children... So, I guess what I'm saying is to try to make the best of the situation, and try to empathize with his feelings (although you needn't accommodate his every whelm, of course!) and always act like the "bigger" man in tense situations, no matter what.
Sounds like a tough situation, honestly -- and, at its root, has nothing to do with safety concerns (assuming you are a normal, responsible driver and person). I've never been involved in a divorce, thank goodness; however, as a father, myself, I know I would feel incredible pain inside, seeing my children with a new "dad" figure. I don't know how one could be human, and not feel viscerally strongly about one's children... So, I guess what I'm saying is to try to make the best of the situation, and try to empathize with his feelings (although you needn't accommodate his every whelm, of course!) and always act like the "bigger" man in tense situations, no matter what.
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This thread is so full of win.
Go ahead and break a tie rod. Who cares?! You could be killed by some crazy with 37" tires while riding your your smart car. OR some drunk driver could kill you driving in your Nissan Altima. I can play the what if game all day but my money on is the game has an aggressively small ***** and makes up for it with his Chevy.
Go ahead and break a tie rod. Who cares?! You could be killed by some crazy with 37" tires while riding your your smart car. OR some drunk driver could kill you driving in your Nissan Altima. I can play the what if game all day but my money on is the game has an aggressively small ***** and makes up for it with his Chevy.
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Go ahead and break a tie rod. Who cares?! You could be killed by some crazy with 37" tires while riding your your smart car. OR some drunk driver could kill you driving in your Nissan Altima. I can play the what if game all day but my money on is the game has an aggressively small ***** and makes up for it with his Chevy.
I agree with that.
Nice looking truck. Hes just jealous. I am.
I agree with that.
Nice looking truck. Hes just jealous. I am.