Glad it wasn't the Porsche
 

Porch plow. :seasix:

a driveway rock would have prevented that :yesnod:

That driveway is a bit of a drive away.....not in the picture makes me wonder just where that truck came from and that enough speed to blast out that brick work......WTF???

Maybe Lawn Rocks are now needed :funnier:

Those are also available at YadkinInc.com :D

Looks like the tree was saved

WTH happened?

It's all Yaddy's fault for not being able to spell "Porsche."

https://www.thevettebarn.com/forums/...d.php?t=133093

How much did he miss the spelling by,,, an 1/8"??

Come on now, y'all know why I call it a Porch. :nono:

Actually I don't, although I know you're a good speller and there was a joke buried in there somewhere. :shrug:

When I went to cancel/ renew my Sirius subscription, the guy on the phone was obviously in India. I gave him the radio serial number and he said "Oh, I see you have a porch makin'". I told him that yes, indeed that's what I have.

It's been a reliable joke with my kids. :seasix:

Rumor has it that by the 2025 model year, the steering wheels are expected to be attached to the front suspension. It is expected to drastically reduce the number of Fords hitting pedestrians, and entering homes.

He does it to troll. :yesnod:

:sleep:

And on America's race to the bottom:

I moved my retirement portfolio to Schwab in 1997, been there ever since.

The people on the phone have always been the most polite and helpful people you can imagine, and even during the dot Injun and Chink invasion 10-20 years ago, none of them had jobs at Schwab answering the phone. Everyone I ever talked to spoke perfect American English.

Well, until a few evenings ago when I called. The guy was obviously a wetback. Nice guy, but the accent was unmistakable. :(

I'd rather have a polite foreigner trying to convince me his name is Kevin than a rude American who struggles in their native English. You can imagine the level of talent an American call center would hire, basically the people even walmart won't hire.
I think filipino call centers are on the rise, the indians have graduated from call centers to actually being consultants.
I'd never do it but it's nice to think about how I'd live like a dictator in the philippines where the average wage is $300/month and I make more than that in a day, and I feasibly could do my job fully remotely.

I assume you're referring to Yaddy's experience, not mine with Schwab.