Iowa was almost always a Super 8 lol

At least the one Carl normally stayed at had a Casey's and a steak house across the street.

I also enjoyed The Plaza for a similar reason. It lacked the bowling alley and movie theater, but its at the entrance of Fremont Street so you can just wander the old strip when youre bored.

Like its inconvenient located to the rest of the metro, but its specifically designed so you don't really have to leave.

Go bowling, watch a movie, eat at the buffet, its just a great casino. Not over the top like the big ones on the strip.

As someone who stayed many times at the South Point in Vegas, I love me a good casino arena.

Best looking era of F1

My lord the Pearl Harbor double VHS lol

I remember a babysitter's dad (who was my dad's fire chief) having that and thinking that'd be a good movie for my brother and I to watch.

Yeah like I said, shes a typical southern baptist blonde lady, so the reaction really didn't surprise me, but man I was biting my tongue lol

Meant to include a pic with that last one lol

Yeah like hes not a good person, but when HE'S the voice of reason for something thats terribly wrong at the top of the sport, then something needs to change.

Let me dream dangit lol

The industry's focus on profit margins (IE crossovers over everything else) looks to be finally blowing up in their face, so heres to hoping we get to see the refresh here (minus any tariff shenanigans)

I didnt earn my Monster Energy addiction fo' nothin'

That's something you'd see on Four Wheeler or 4WOR 25 years ago lol

OK I wasn't losing it I had known there was a private equity ownership involved before this year, I just didnt know it went back 22 years lol.

Both Bills were no nonsense, but they did it from the front lines. Drivers would get surprise visits at their windows and many had a personal relationship with Jr.

Jim has always been a background, in the shadows kind of leader. He is not used to being thrust into the spotlight at all.

Im surprised yall havent put together that Michael was apparently 8 feet tall