#3461 ·
More cities on the map means more data to crunch, which ultimately means more money in your pocket. ☕
Started by Morgan Williams · · 👁 560 views · 18K replies
Peter Thompson4 said:"Instead of just 34 cities, starting July 1st, all 128 cities are getting their own license plates. Naturally, this means we’re going to see some absolutely ridiculous identifiers popping up on the road. Apparently, every mayor has until April 7th to file a formal complaint if they hate the tag they were handed."
Wait, is this actually happening? They want unique plates for 130 different cities? Hahahahahahaha, man, good luck to them if they think they have even a single brain cell shared between them collectively.
Elizabeth Mendoza said:More cities on the map means more data to crunch, which ultimately means more money in your pocket. ☕
Matthew Young35 said:I was at a birthday party yesterday, knocking back some beers.
Just woke up from my slumber now.
A little while ago.
Peter Thompson4 said:"Instead of just 34 cities, starting July 1st, all 128 cities are getting their own license plates. Naturally, this means we’re going to see some absolutely ridiculous identifiers popping up on the road. Apparently, every mayor has until April 7th to file a formal complaint if they hate the tag they were handed."
Wait, is this actually happening? They want unique plates for 130 different cities? Hahahahahahaha, man, good luck to them if they think they have even a single brain cell shared between them collectively.
Casey White13 said:Fine, whatever—I'm more curious about how 130 tiny spots in this country somehow qualify as "cities." 🤦

Robin Fox2 said:They just laid into another kid on the playground. I suppose some people believe that's the only way to instill any real discipline... ☕
Amanda Evans2 said:You really ought to start carrying a handgun with you...
ruggedjackal46 said:I can barely fit my smartphone in my pocket as it is.😢