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I guess I should qualify my statement. No car that I ever buy is going to be a positive gain asset. I'm never going to spend six digits on a vehicle, and I'm not jazzed about collecting rare or performance cars. So whatever I buy is going to depreciate immediately. Now, to some of the other...

I understand what you're saying, but cars are a poor investment. It's pretty rare that if you buy a performance vehicle it will appreciate in five years. Depreciation is the name of the game with most cars.

Fair enough. It's just not my thing, but everyone has something they do.

I don't understand why anyone would want that car. It's not that fast. You still can't drive it at it's maximum speed. It's over priced. It's nothing but a vanity car. Whatever. Different strokes and all that.

Dude, that's nice. Good work!

So I've now driven my Ford Ranger in snow. It's fantastic. It will go through anything, and it stops beautifully with its anti lock breaks. I continue to recommend this truck.

Get one of those pumps you attach to your drill, drop a hose in your well and pump out some water and see how it is. The pumps are cheap, something like this: Then you can at least tell if your well is producing water, if the water is potable, and all that.

No, not really. I don't spray pesticides, and my fruit isn't beautiful like the kind you get at the grocery store, it has tree rubs on it and such, but it's so delicious. But I don't have disease issues at all, and very little insect issues. Lots of bees in the fall when the fruit starts...

This is absolutely true, and that's why my orchard is a good walk away from the house.

My brother actually used to do this for a living. It's hella expensive.