Posted by Momike on January 03, 2021 at 04:13:02 from (166.181.87.114):
In Reply to: Making things simple posted by 37 chief on January 02, 2021 at 12:48:08:
Case in point. We're all typing responses to this on phones, laptops, or desktops. I doubt very many of us would want to go back to a landline only. You want some information, go to the library, get the encyclopedia, or talk to someone. Now just grab the phone and look it up. I understand the feeling though. My wife bought a 2020 Ford Ecosport about 4 months ago. Wasn't sure about the full extended warranty, asked me, told her if she wanted it get it. Following her home later I realized probably for the best. These cars are so complex that the shade tree mechanic can't do much. She probably paid a years wages for it but if it does as well as our other two, about 250,000 mile each with minor repairs on either one, I'll be happy.
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