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Speaking of funky cars..
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Cars for the mass market have become pretty boring and uninspired so from that perspective, I love this. Unless you have no sense of humor, hard to not be at least a little bit happy driving this thing around.
That interior isn’t butter yellow, but it’s yellow!
 
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That interior isn’t butter yellow, but it’s yellow!
French Butter
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Speaking of funky cars..
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Cars for the mass market have become pretty boring and uninspired so from that perspective, I love this. Unless you have no sense of humor, hard to not be at least a little bit happy driving this thing around.
I also like this one
Suzuki Lapin Startup
 
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My wife used to catch a lot of our work crews off guard. They weren't expecting the little white girl to have minored in Spanish in college...
Es MUY talentosa

(I know like fragments of Japanese, Ukrainian, high school French, and Latin was mandatory at my school. Spanish isn’t super hard to understand if you know French and Latin because hey, romance language).
 
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Es MUY talentosa

(I know like fragments of Japanese, Ukrainian, high school French, and Latin was mandatory at my school. Spanish isn’t super hard to understand if you know French and Latin because hey, romance language).
I survived 7 weeks in Italy because of 3 years of HS French so the Romance languages are a bit easier to cross over. Now I’m useless other than a few phrases
 
Es MUY talentosa

(I know like fragments of Japanese, Ukrainian, high school French, and Latin was mandatory at my school. Spanish isn’t super hard to understand if you know French and Latin because hey, romance language).
That's how I feel about German. There's enough English commonalities that it seems simple enough.
I survived 7 weeks in Italy because of 3 years of HS French so the Romance languages are a bit easier to cross over. Now I’m useless other than a few phrases
My wife and I went to Munich for our honeymoon ages ago. We used a train to travel from there down to Lake Constance. While on the train we shared with an Italian man. He didn't speak any English, but between his scant German (and mine) and my wife's Spanish, and his Italian we managed to have a put-together conversation with him. Was pretty cool actually. Though I kept thinking we were going to have a Euro Trip moment in this train with the guy, haha.

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