most satisfying vs most reliable (2024)
Yeah I totally agree. We went to the beach once for the day because my business partner and his family were there, 150 miles each way and that drive back at night after having been on the beach all day, no thanks.
I forget what it was...but I'll find out. Lol, also, I-40 terminates in Barstow. It's the main interstate here, I-40. My father is just quirky like that. Him with the maps before GPS, it was sort of down to an art. He didn't like how maps disappeared and still has them all I'm sure. My Dad with the maps back in the day, I'm sure I'm not the only one who remembers lol. I have a map-centric father lol. Also, even without maps and before gps, he just knew/knows his way around seemingly everywhere.
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I forget what it was...but I'll find out. Lol, also, I-40 terminates in Barstow. It's the main interstate here, I-40. My father is just quirky like that. Him with the maps before GPS, it was sort of down to an art. He didn't like how maps disappeared and still has them all I'm sure. My Dad with the maps back in the day, I'm sure I'm not the only one who remembers lol. I have a map-centric father lol. Also, even without maps and before gps, he just knew/knows his way around seemingly everywhere.
Heck, I don't know most people's peoples phone numbers anymore. If I get stuck out somewhere and lose my phone, I'll have a hard time reaching people
Oh I remember road maps very well. I used them to get around SoCal. I used to also love exploring remote highways that went through mountain passes and lonely desert highways. I knew my way around LA, orange county, the San Gabriel valley etc. Now everyone depends on GPS. My brother in law uses it when he goes to the grocery store. He claims it's in case there's too much traffic
Heck, I don't know most people's peoples phone numbers anymore. If I get stuck out somewhere and lose my phone, I'll have a hard time reaching people
Heck, I don't know most people's peoples phone numbers anymore. If I get stuck out somewhere and lose my phone, I'll have a hard time reaching peopleBelieve it or not the simplest thing that some cars don't have---a compass in my display--- helped me learn my way around LA more so than the navigation. It's all just a N-S, E-W grid, mostly.
I'll call my dad tomorrow and ask him, I need to call him anyway.
He and my Stepmom just moved to the sticks, I mean big time...the town has 2000 people I love it. Can't wait to get up there! It's a shoot guns off the porch kind of place.
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He and my Stepmom just moved to the sticks, I mean big time...the town has 2000 people I love it. Can't wait to get up there! It's a shoot guns off the porch kind of place.
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It's not Norco it's it? It's nickname is Horse town USA

I'll have to go back and read @BayeauxLex post, but if he was driving out to see a car (I believe he said X7) that he wanted to buy, I wouldn't find that unusual. When I was looking for a Model 3 in inventory, I found a heavily discounted Model 3 Long Range in the Los Angeles area, about 300 miles from me. I would have hopped on a plane and drove it back, but I found a similar vehicle with the same discount only 40 miles from my house. A friend of mine who also lives in the Bay Areas I referred also found a Model 3 LR heavily discounted in the SoCal area and flew down to pick it up. He waited to long and missed some that were closer and had to take delivery by Dec 31st to get the discounts.
Now if he just got in the car and was headed for Target to buy a shirt and than decided on whim to drive 200 miles, that's a different story....
Now if he just got in the car and was headed for Target to buy a shirt and than decided on whim to drive 200 miles, that's a different story....
I'll have to go back and read @BayeauxLex post, but if he was driving out to see a car (I believe he said X7) that he wanted to buy, I wouldn't find that unusual. When I was looking for a Model 3 in inventory, I found a heavily discounted Model 3 Long Range in the Los Angeles area, about 300 miles from me. I would have hopped on a plane and drove it back, but I found a similar vehicle with the same discount only 40 miles from my house. A friend of mine who also lives in the Bay Areas I referred also found a Model 3 LR heavily discounted in the SoCal area and flew down to pick it up. He waited to long and missed some that were closer and had to take delivery by Dec 31st to get the discounts.
Its the whole "what if I want to get in the car and drive across the country?" argument...yeah but you never do that. When you go out for a walk around your neighborhood to you wear hiking boots, bring a walking stick and pack a camelback full of water in case you decide to take a 7 mile hike while you're out? No lol
Now if he just got in the car and was headed for Target to buy a shirt and than decided on whim to drive 200 miles, that's a different story....
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