That would be one HOT Hemi

(Written on 10/04/2020)(Permalink)

commercial property insurance

(Written on 10/04/2020)(Permalink)

75 million is not a huge loss for a car rental company being there vehicles are not renting right now not to mention they have commercial property insurance which will pay for their loss! Don't feel sorry for the car company that makes hundreds of millions off selling bogus over inflated individual trip insurance policies when you rent there vehicles! Now thats a ripoff! Karma Karma Karma got them, it always comes back good or bad.

(Written on 10/04/2020)(Permalink)

You are correct Sir! keep the goose alive!

(Written on 23/03/2020)(Permalink)

Wow a hundred people company is very challenging to run in good times let alone hard times! Hang in there hopefully this whole virus thing will blow through and give us clean air again.

(Written on 23/03/2020)(Permalink)

The best way to charge for flying is have the customer stand on a scale with all their luggage making sure they are the only one who can see their weight so no embarrassment! Print a weight ticket and charge the customer by the pound! That's how freight flys, plus if you have a fat pig on board you all know that hog paid a premium for not stepping away from the fork! Just saying... It would be the best way to charge fairly, plus it lets the Captain know exactly how much lard he has onboard.

(Written on 21/03/2020)(Permalink)

So whos fault is it that the seats can't recline so much? tell me why did they make it so hard to recline the seats? Its because they moved the seats to close together! Think of it this way put 12 people in a 8X10 elevator and send them up 20 floors at the top the door opens and the folks depart no fuss, then you send the elevator down again and this time put 25 people in the elevator! All the way up all you hear is people whining thats its too stuffy and cramped and who farted and ever hear of a tic tac? They all get irritated...Do you see the correlation with airplanes here? Cause is simple GREED! More seats means more revenue for the shareholders who ask each quarter where's my dividend.

(Written on 20/03/2020)(Permalink)

Amen! But might the Airlines do the same as well?

(Written on 20/03/2020)(Permalink)

Your no Captain! Because if you were you would know that rude people as you call them are your boss! Without them you dont fly! Your company is to blame for for their rude behavior and if your a real captain then you would know its the airlines who created this mess! Yes it's true people use to dressup to fly but it was a pleasure to fly then! Now it's dreaded by anybody! Seats are to narrow and no leg room anymore and way to many charges for items that were once part of the pleasure of flying. TSA folks are rude the stewards are rude and extremely judgemental and they herd you in like cattle... What other industry treats its paying customers so poorly? None! (ok maybe Comcast) So your not a Captain! Cause us Captains care about our customers not the incompetent greedy shareholders who want to get more and more money for nothing, without regard for its paying customers the folks who make them rich! Their greed is is 100% the cause of all rude behavior from the flying public. I dare you

(Written on 20/03/2020)(Permalink)

Well we all know how CNN loves fake news so here's the real story: What really fell off the 67? (yes only 2 numbers)today a fuel cell that came from a brand new 67 (notice only 2 numbers again) military refueling plane landing in a man's yard killing his beloved mans best friend fido and causing great concern for the captain of the aircraft whom, due to president Trump's new just signed animal cruelty laws, the captain will face some pretty steep charges possibly forcing him to watch the impending impeachment trials of Donald Trump for 16 plus hours a day! Also no guns will be allowed in the courtroom as the captain surely will be wanting access to a gun to shoot himself in order to get out of watching the impeachment hearings...Godspeed young man!...oh and RIP Fido.

(Written on 06/12/2019)(Permalink)