Bobby's used car lot and Free Carfax

[digitaldeath]

Strong forum skillz

[Bobby Stainless]

Owner 4 Purchased: 2013 Type: Personal Where: Virginia, Maryland Est. miles/year: 1,079/yr Est. length owned: 9/4/13 -present(4 yrs. 7 mo.) Low mileage!This owner drove less than the industry average of 15,000 miles per year.

Date: Mileage: Source: Comments: 09/04/2013 Virginia Motor Vehicle Dept. Arlington, VA Title issued or updated Title or registration issued New owner reported 09/06/2013 129,167 Virginia Inspection Station Passed safety inspection 12/08/2014 130,421 Virginia Inspection Station Passed safety inspection 08/24/2015 131,000 Virginia Inspection Station Passed emissions inspection 08/24/2015 Virginia Motor Vehicle Dept. Arlington, VA Registration issued or renewed 09/02/2015 Virginia Inspection Station Herndon, VA Emissions inspection performed 01/16/2016 131,339 Virginia Inspection Station Failed safety inspection 01/28/2016 131,391 Virginia Inspection Station Passed safety inspection 01/09/2017 132,777 Maryland Motor Vehicle Dept. Chevy Chase, MD Title #48871575 Title or registration issue

[Bobby Stainless]

2015 458 Speciale. Masterpiece.

[cmcrawfo]

Bobby continues to pay it forward.

[cmcrawfo]

2015 458 Speciale. Masterpiece.

How Much for the SeaDoo ?

[Bobby Stainless]

20k

[cmcrawfo]

20k

Pft. get serious bobby .. that's a 2016 GTI SE..tops 10,000 usd (with the trailer)

[cmcrawfo]

why are you so reluctant to sell me things in your shop that I can actually afford?

[wyeaster]

why are you so reluctant to sell me things in your shop that I can actually afford?

did you offer to throw in a free ball wax?

[Bobby Stainless]

did you offer to throw in a free ball of wax?

fify.

The Sea Doo isnt for sale. That's for the lake.

[wyeaster]

no, a free ball wax. a full manscape really.

[cmcrawfo]

fify.

The Sea Doo isnt for sale. That's for the lake.

You really should upgrade, 3 y/o seadoo's in that colorway just scream, "we will finance anyone"...now, the GTI limited 155. Classy.

[Bobby Stainless]

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You really should upgrade, 3 y/o seadoo's in that colorway just scream, "we will finance anyone"...now, the GTI limited 155. Classy.

That's a great Sea Doo for you.

Ill take this one.

[wyeaster]

you know you want it. cmcrawfo can donate a mani/pedi/manscape to the next bbi and you can buy it. he'll see your cock and all, but when he's done it will look bigger!

[cmcrawfo]

you know you want it. cmcrawfo can donate a mani/pedi/manscape to the next bbi and you can buy it. he'll see your cock and all, but when he's done it will look bigger!

When it comes to whos cocks I will or will not see....let's be clear, I am the gatekeeper.

[El Chupacabra]

When it comes to whos cocks I will or will not see....let's be clear, I am the gatekeeper.

I am the key master!

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[Bobby Stainless]

[ill-advised strategy]

Hey if you still have your Class A license I may have a good job lead for you. Teamsters union, local runs depending on where you live driving for the post office, $25 an hour, probably better than Lyft. Look up Pat Salmon and Sons and see if they are hiring in your area.

I checked that out, it looks like a good gig except that the only opening is based about 8 hours from where I live. Good thought though, I'll check into that company every now and again just in case something pops up closer. It's pretty unlikely given the very specific and limited nature of trucking in the Upper Peninsula. We're only "in between" Canadian destinations so most of the through truck traffic you see here is Canadian. You'll see some Roehl trucks who service a small factory called Superior Extrusion, a bunch of local trucks owned by the brother of a coworker called MJ VanDamme, you see some mainstream company trucks serving the Walmart account and in and out of the handful of Big Boxes here... and the vast majority of the rest is done by a company called "US Special Delivery"...some of their old equipment used to say U.P. Special Delivery" that sort of specializes in this UP/Northeast Wisconsin area. Those US/UP drivers have a really tough job with the generalized truck-unfriendliness of the towns here and the wintery/salty/deery nature of the driving, not to mention the 55mph speed limit.
There is a shitload of turnover where I work, so plenty of drivers have come and gone with stories of the driving jobs around here. It's a small area both geographically and in terms of people, so there aren't many mysteries as to what's a good job and what isn't. I'm not aware of anything around here that's a particularly good professional driving job.

[Core Shot]

Maybe it’s an ill advised strategy to live in the boonies UP. Yes housing is cheap and the scene is beautiful, but the work is the suck. Maybe a change of scene is what will get your mind right and make the second half of your life journey more fun. With your skills, Utah might be a sweet adventure.

Don’t check out.

And don’t be jealous of BS. He’s just a used car salesman. You probably ski more. I expect you ski better also.

I get mildly jealous of rich ski bums. I never get jealous of the 1/10 of 1/10 of 1% that collect the stupid cars in this thread.

[stfu&gbtw]

I've known a lot of rich people in my life, but none that I'm jealous of. There's only one way to score points in this game - make your own decisions and live with the consequences. Any day you spend calling your own shots puts one in the win column. You can be homeless and still bat 1.000.

[jono]

And don’t be jealous of BS. He’s just a used car salesman. You probably ski more. I expect you ski better also.

I get mildly jealous of rich ski bums. I never get jealous of the 1/10 of 1/10 of 1% that collect the stupid cars in this thread.

Yup. If this thread bugs you it might help to remember that its purposes are not just as Bobby might define them. Outside of those, the caricature-level proof that money doesn't buy taste, talent or a clue might seem like sour grapes if you can't imagine it from the other side just now, but you know this thread is ongoing proof that life is not about stuff. Irony lives large in here.

At the end of your life you will have helped a lot of people in ways that meant a lot to them. You've done critically important things for people when no one else would or could. You could live differently. You could sell your soul for numbers in a ledger and give up all passionate pursuits. Or worse: you could make that trade and then try to buy it back by spending the money on vain stuff whose value you only understand in dollars. Screw that shit. Don't regret your choices. Make better ones where you can but the difference between better and worse is seldom measurable by accountants.

[digitaldeath]

why are you so reluctant to sell me things in your shop that I can actually afford?

Hhahahahahjahahahahahhahaha

[carpathian]

At what point does Bobby say, " I hate what I do, but i do it for the money". ?

It seems like he likes what he does and is simply showing you snapshots of his life and some of you are getting all pissy pants with jealous indignation.

I know a guy who loves being a banker, another guy who loves being a civil engineer, another guy loves being a dentist. All of them make good money and are potential client s to someone like Bobby. They are all stoked. Why glorify or romanticize being poor? Why make excuses ( besides personal injury / dismemberment) for you life choices as for why you THINK your life sucks?

If you are reading this, you are not a Syrian refugee sitting on a ship off the coast of Italy for a year waiting for salvation. You are not hiding in the bushes as guerrilla warriors roll through your African village chopping off limbs with machetes.

You probably have a smart phone, a little piece of pure magic that lets you access an entire universe of information.

IAS (yetiman?)get off your ass and write a book already. Reinvent yourself. Even if you are the only one who reads it, it might provide closure and catharsis and understanding as to what things mean to you. Write a non fiction book where at the end you are killing it! The power of words is crazy. If you don't have time for a book start with a daily TO DO list.

Do laundry; take out trash; buy a sonata

If you can write it, it will happen, mark my words

/sanctimoniousrant

[Bobby Stainless]

but you know this thread is ongoing proof that life is not about stuff.

According to this thread Life is about complaining and talking shit about successful people.

What a bunch of losers amiritie? Planning their fiscal future and what not. Pfffff. Dumb.

Powder days bro... So hardcore.

You could sell your soul for numbers in a ledger and give up all passionate pursuits.

You could turn what you are passionate about into a business...That's what I did.

Most seem to overlook the fact I left the security of a family business to enter a highly competitive line of work where tons of people wash out.

In 6 years I went from sales at Lexus to turning down a GM position at a Ferrari store. I challenge anyone to do the same.

At what point does Bobby say, " I hate what I do, but i do it for the money". ?

I don't really consider it work anymore.

IAS (yetiman?)get off your ass and write a book already. Reinvent yourself. Even if you are the only one who reads it, it might provide closure and catharsis and understanding as to what things mean to you. Write a non fiction book where at the end you are killing it!

This. You are wasting your obvious intelligence on driving a bus.

For Spook. Wheres that fire PNW rap at? North ATL.

[jono]

@Carpathian, no one is romanticizing poverty. Passion should create value and value often leads to income. But money is literally the lowest form of commodity and using it to measure your life (or someone else's art) is pure fail. That's not an indictment of anyone with a little money who's still working at something they like, it's a comment on the need to determine value for ourselves and continually evaluate that as we approach the inevitable compromises.

I expect IAS knows to secure his own oxygen before assisting others--sometimes easier said than done.

Most seem to overlook the fact I....

I guess it's predictable that you would think that was about you. Perhaps so, but no more or less than anyone else, really.