

The only thing on US cars that isn’t metric these days may be bolt threads, but I’m pretty sure even those are metric now, except maybe for wheel nuts.


The only thing on US cars that isn’t metric these days may be bolt threads, but I’m pretty sure even those are metric now, except maybe for wheel nuts.


I already know how many cups to a pint, pints to a quart, and quarts to a gallon there are bad fractions are so simple that we learn them in the 1st grade.


Is it that much easier? I think y’all make US customary out to be more complicated than it is.


We’ve been doing that for decades.


Functionally, what’s better about it? I mean, really.


Not going to make any difference if the bank closes.


Luckily, I don’t have that particular debt, but I’ll cross my fingers in solidarity.


Well, I’m at least half joking, but I can’t help but think that I’d be better off in a global collapse than most people.


If the economy collapses, causing banks to collapse, I’ll be debt-free.


We’re fucking tired, man. We’re in debt, behind on bills and having to work more than since the depression.


In Jeeps they seemed to come from the factory with the CEL on.


Jeep after they finally retired the old 4.0 inline. Stellantis in general makes some absolutely dog shit engines.
When have you ever needed to know yards in a mile?