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Don’t you just love it when one of those car commercials pops up on your TV screen?
You know the ones I’m thinking about…
A car guy walks you around his lot, excitedly screaming about all the awesome deals you can get, but only if you shop at his dealership!
Nah, I don’t really care for those over-the-top kinds of ads either.
But here’s a knock-off of those irritating car commercials that’ll probably put a smile on your face.
Living (and loving) Life
Here’s a fun fact for you: 7% of Americans believe we get chocolate milk by milking brown cows.
We know this thanks to a survey sponsored by the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy.
I received an email the other day from someone asking about the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes ads we’re always seeing on TV.
Concise and to the point, she asked these two questions:
1 – Are the Publisher’s Clearing House Sweepstakes legit?
2 – If so, where do they get all that money to pay the Sweepstakes winners?
Those are great questions, and truth be told, I used to wonder about that as well so I did some research into how it all works.
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When you see a classic car rolling down the highway or on display at a classic car show, do you ever wonder how much the owner paid to have it restored?
Auto restoration is career for some, and a hobby for many classic car enthusiasts.
I’ve always been intrigued by the way some people can take an old, rusty vehicle that’s been sitting in a barn or out back in a pasture field for decades and restore it to like-new condition.
But since I only had a passing interest in the topic I had no idea how much a full (or even a partial) restoration could cost until I started watching a few restoration videos.
Chances are if someone asked you to name some of the world’s most expensive cars, the name Volkswagen would be one of the last things to come to mind.
But guess what? Companies that are owned by Volkswagen produce five of the world’s most sought after (and most expensive) vehicles… [Read more…]