Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

I banked it all on one currently

 

Nice! How much do you think that's gonna cost a week?

 

Haha! As much as I pick on Chevy, my last one went 67K with no issues. It's been handed down to a guy I thought was above me in the company, so I guess I'm doing ok.

How do you like it? I hear good things about Kirkland.

I actually don't think it will be much worse. Driving it home 120 miles, the dash MPG went from 6.5 (probably just loading, unloading, and idling) up to 17+. My last one read just over 20, which was a tad optimistic.

 

I want a work truck.... Or at least mileage reimbursement

 

It is definitely a huge perk. Every time I put gas in it I think about how there's like 30 other guys filling them up on the company card every week also. I can't even imagine what they spend on fuel right now.

 

Got a buddy that works oil fields in Texas. He's an engineer so he doesn't have to get dirty but he still has to drive his company raptor out to check on things. And then all the technicians and whatnot are also driving all over the state...

 

Well, I'm still in Alaska!
It's the rental vehicle we are using

 

Hmm pull the front one and bring it back to Wisconsin

 

https://youtu.be/spLM2ux8WDU

 

Those Titan XDs are freaking nice though.... Prefer the 5.6 over the 5.0 though

 

Mostly use it for Highballs rather than straight but it's good. Especially for the price. Still convinced it's all the same and Jack will do just fine. But then again I've never had Pappy.

 

https://whiskeydryrestaurant.com/who-makes-kirkland-blended-scotch-whiskey/

 

This is my "crazy" time. Teachers work extra just so you know... 40 hr week is a myth and since April I work weekends with my "summer" business. Oldest is off to college in the fall, and youngest is soon to be there... Looking forward to the Pipeline weekend! A couple days off! You coming Larry Dangerfield?

 

Sounds like way too much working

 

I still don't believe you

 

This is confusing:

"Is Kirkland Scotch Macallan?
name would catch people’s attention since it’s the brand name of Costco’s largest store. The brand is only produced in one place, in Canada."

What's only made in Canada? I was pretty sure that Scotch was made in Scotland.