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Yeah both these companies have been run into the ground in my opinion. They’re just coasting on inertia at this point.
Yeah both these companies have been run into the ground in my opinion. They’re just coasting on inertia at this point.
Low-key way of informing everyone that nobody ever calls your landline.
Use a firestick or Roku on the TV. I have a brand new TV and still don’t use the smart features on it because they’re generally not very good compared to one of these streaming sticks.
There’s no such thing as a free market unless you’re talking about places like Somolia where there is no government.
Weird that this ‘study’ keeps getting picked up by different outlets and attributed to LendingTree who specifically notes at the top of said study that they don’t endorse anything within it and it’s solely the opinion of the author.
Furthermore, this study is obviously flawed as it states Pontiac, Mercury, and Saturn as the vehicles with the safest drivers, even though none of those companies have produced a car in around 15 years. The data is also sourced from people filling out insurance applications and doesn’t actually account for who was at fault for these accidents, nor does it even track the type of vehicle involved in the accident. It simply tracks who has an accident or DUI on their record and what vehicle they’re currently looking to get insurance quotes for. It’s clickbait in its purest form.
I mean technically orphans are homeless.