Same. They’ve replaced Pink Ladies as my favorite. The texture and perfect amount of sweetness make them such a joy!

Vehicle finance/repossessions and child support are also up there. This one is a vehicle finance company that I work with daily.

Depeche Mode at the United Center in Chicago is definitely the one that blew me away the most. Their opening act hit the resonance point of the building and shook the whole thing, and Dave Gahan is such a showman. Everyone in the audience was reaching toward him and singing along with Personal Jesus.

Seeing the Red Elvises is always a treat too, but my partner and I caught them fresh off of touring with The Reverend Horton Heat and they played an incredible set that included a cover of Let Me Teach You How to Eat, and their songs from the movie Six String Samurai (Love Pipe and Boogie on the Beach). They even did a cover of Misirlou that night!

Their guitarist is now a pro wrestler, too. He’s pretty fun to watch.

That made me think of a quote from Temple Grandin that seems to sum up my experience with being autistic - “I identify more with what I do than with how I feel”. It seems like that might be the same for you?

I wonder if the VIN and other vehicle information is behind one of the blacked out lines. The length of the second one looks like it could be there.

That’s my thought too. Someone up thread mentioned that the VIN and vehicle info are missing, but he blacked out certain information so it could be behind that.

It’s close enough that a harried person trying to get through their day could glance at it, go ‘yeah, this looks right’, and do whatever.

Looking at it, it’s so close that I would have believed it, and I see these all the time. I’ve never seen one saying they were sending the title to have the lien removed, but in the state I live in they send it to you and you have to take it in to have the lien removed. If this is a fake it’s actually decent.

Good to know. I don’t like horror movies in general, tbf.

I don’t remember much of it clearly, thankfully. I know Akira is a classic but it turned me off of anything body horror forever.

Akira. My father rented it for my brother and me because “animated movie is for kids”. I was 4, and my brother was 3.

That’s incredible. I’ve seen sov cits send letters to my management about the contacts, and had people try to keep from registering their vehicles to “stay private”. It never works, and it ends with their vehicles being repossessed because the lender says “you’re a moron” and takes it back.

Without a driver’s license no reputable dealer will sell to you. If you don’t intend to register, forget getting any kind of financing. Financial institutions require you to title the vehicle and (in most states) they keep that title until you pay it off. If you don’t register the vehicle chance is you didn’t title it either. I work with the finance institutions that partner with my dealership daily on stuff like that.

God, these people make me laugh as much as they make me depressed.

I really loved Woo, partially because the show really takes the time to get into how she gets around things like sensory issues. She’s a savant, which is rare.

NextWave! It’s kind of my comfort read, because it’s very light hearted in a lot of ways that traditional comics aren’t. It’s very violent and swear-y though.

Agreed. Green salads should be savory.

There’s a mention of this in Alan Wake 2, with a character saying “it’s not sad if it’s intentional!”

Care for some popcorn?

Chase is particularly hard-assed about payments, and I’m speaking from experience paying off cars for customers who are financing through them. It will be a delightful shit show for this guy.

But not usually the amount the person owes, which is why they’d rather keep you paying than have the car repossessed.