They're doing anything they can to prop up the inflated truck prices. Full size trucks of every make and model are sitting on lots for months and months right now.
My only real quibble with this movie was the pacing of the first hour. I think this is due to Part Two starting in the middle of the second act of a 5 hour movie. That took me a bit to adjust to for some reason. The movie was absolutely gorgeous to look at.
A closed cab with limited visibility on a kiddie train, driven by a hungover 20-something making $9/hour. I just wonder if that train will run over a kid or a homeless person first.
Jenny Lewis was awesome last night at one of the Moodys. Stuck to the hits and a couple of cover tunes. Took Lil' Brown, who, beforehand, had a hard time understanding that there were bands that didn't play large arenas and stadiums like Tay Tay. She dug the shit out of it.
I skipped Front 242's last ever Austin set a year or so ago because their set time was at midnight. Oh well, at least I caught them a Mohawk a few years ago.
I don't think I've eaten at a Wendy's in over 15 years. It's weird because we would eat there maybe once a month and then it just stopped. I'm not even sure where there's a Wendy's if that one on Far West is gone.
That would be a worthy billboard to put up in Guatemala. Surely there's enough left in the wreath fund for it. The monthly rate for a billboard down there has to be less than tree fiddy.