Lots of great answers here but the first that came to my mind is Gattaca.

Excellent post. If I’m ever in this situation, I will come back to this.

The old ones are extremely reliable and last forever. Mine is 12 years old with 140,000 miles. It’s still drives like the day I bought it. The only thing I’ve ever fixed is the dashboard screen. And for that I had the option of going with a generic part and doing it myself or taking it to any mechanic.

Yes, on the more expensive version.

Lots of thing cost $1-2 that you might want to tip for. Bartending during drink specials, valet, coat check, bag check, bell hop, etc.

In defense of this, I work on a service that uses square and allows tips. One of the issues with square tips is you can only ask for percentages, not dollar amounts. Since the service I work on usually costs $1-2, we have to put in high percentages for tips in order for it to be meaningful. I believe ours is set to 25, 50, 75 and 100%. Which is usually equivalent to <$2. They could have had a similar situation here except whatever service they offer ended up being far higher than normal.

What’s “X”? Is that p0rn or something?

Yup, I have one on my car.

I am curious how 3 dots in the status bar are a “large problem” for you. Seems weird. If it’s getting in the way of your control panel or notifications, swipe further to the side.

I’ve never heard that but it would be very cool if true. I’ll have to try it.

Beautiful! Different soil composition can cause colors to vary. Or maybe you just got weird ones.