I read about it. It seemed interesting. I think we have gotten used to the world of 24 hour news and quick responses that the scale of the USA seems small now, even Texas. I didn’t know it was celebrated on and off. I didn’t know about it until 2022.

Not knowing what someone was in 2022 and thinking it was a typo does not make me a racist. It just makes me not knowledgeable on the subject. I also worked in very small team and we were the only ones in the office due to the pandemic. So, little info was shared. We never heard of it, so we thought it was a typo.

I’m sorry this offended you so much. If you saw a calendar labeled Setember instead of September, would you consider that racist or a typo? These errors were common for people to make. It was also added to our calendar that year for the first time.

You think a dealer would unplug it as part of a sale? Never bought a car at a dealership yet.

In this case it’s automatic breaking systems.

I just don’t like the idea of my car making driving decisions. Plastic bag goes across the highway and I get rear ended due to the car breaking for me. Nope, don’t want it.

United States

Very well said. I plan on keeping my car until it dies. Eventually, I know I will need to get a newer car.

Hell yeah I want a classic. But, reliability is the issue.

I did research afterwards. It seems to be something from Texas IIRC. I’m nowhere near Texas.

I remember when Juneteeth became a thing. I thought it was a typo. So I fixed all the calendar at work to have “June Nineteenth.”