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Don't take the video down! I love replaying these live streams on my boring commute.

Love this format of live, just chillin, answering random stupid questions

4hrs! Mark and Jack, you're outdoing yourselves! Thanks a lot for filling a Friday evening.

Hey Mark and Jack, I'm from Australia and have to say I have been watching you guys for a couple of years now and absolutely appreciate and respect every aspect of the style of reviewing of every vehicle you drive. It is very refreshing to hear an unbiased and engineering opinion on these cars, (especially the Chevy SS/ VF SSV) that you absolutely will not hear from ('hmmm') other reviewers. I own a SSV Sportwagon which I have heavily invested in (long story). I also understand how much hard work is involved to keep bringing us this quality content. Keep fighting the good fight and will always watch now and into the future.

I’m thinking about buying my car with cash but financing my gasoline payments. What think thee, sires?

Mark is absolutely hilarious, and I can see how Kids In The Hall influenced him, but holy shit, Girl Drink Drunk is six painful minutes I'll never get back

That encore GX video is a masterpiece. The best part is when they do the driving segment and while Jack is trying to talk about the car, mark just plants his foot for like 20 seconds and gets that pile going like 100 mph, not caring about life or death. Just a blank expression of CUV-induced stupor

Yes, "regular people cars" make the most money. It is SO frustrating to see how about 99.9% of "automotive journalism" completely ignores the 99.9% of the cars that people actually drive every day. I appreciate your perspective on "normal" cars -- while most everyone else just repeats manufacturer hyperbole, and slobbers "everything is wonderful," I will never forget one of the words you use about some of those "normal" cars: "Disposable." I'm quite sure that some of those vehicles are built for longer-term durability and reliability, whereas others are just pure crap. So, yes, please help us understand which ones are worth the even modest sums of money we can spend on "normal" cars. I'm one of those subscribers who will watch every one of those.

Thanks guys for all you do. I'm a truck driver and I love these livestreams. Definitely, helps me kill the time, and I love shooting the shit about piles!

Loved this, please keep doing these podcast style streams.

Honestly, look at Float Plane - and look at what LTT is doing for monetization. Maybe there's even some chances for collabs with their massive audience - they are starting to review electric cars intermittently, so it might be a good place 👍

I would LOVE to hear you guys do a pod cast one day and just stream you guys chatting about current events, cars, and everything in between

I dailied a 2004 Automatic CRV for several years until I totaled it last year with about 150k miles on the odo. Inherited from a family member and kept extremely clean. I LOVED that car, the first two generations of CRV had more than enough 90s/00s Japanese quirkiness, way more analog than the boaty crossovers they became in the late 2000s. Not quite a proper Japanese off roader, but way better road manners. A super fun “runabout” car for camping and super practical for some labor and soaking up hundreds of garbage Boston area miles. I thought really hard about replacing it with a manual example, but the two I found were pretty beat up and they wanted $5-7k. I ended up in a Fiesta ST and I couldn’t be happier, aside from the fact that the giant factory rims feel like the auto equivalent of high heels on the aforementioned crappy roads.

Officially got an Arby’s ad when replaying this live stream, biggest smile on my face

Best stream open ever, lol

Hey mark and jack I sold my 2021 type R and got my dream car a one owner 2018 Shelby GT 350 with 10k miles in ruby red. Paid 60k this car is the best car I’ve ever driven. The type R was great this is on another level.

Girl drink drunk is hilarious - I literally just referenced that skit with a friend a week or two ago 🤣🤣

As a viewer from the UK since the start, I have nothing but admiration for both of you guys. 👍 Looking forward to the NSX vid

I don't know if you want to touch the causality of gas prices arriving at where they are, but Doomberg (you can find his twitter) has amazing and digestible analysis on how gas prices got here, and why EV's can't make up for it. It'd be an amazing mashup having him on your show. I consider myself an environmentalist, so it was hard to hear some of his analysis, but as he says, "when physics meets platitudes, physics will win." You guys are the soberest, most non-ideological car channel on youtube, and I think Doomberg is the same when discussing these subjects. Kyle Bass's interview with Wil VanLoh (CEO of Quantum Energy Partners) from a couple days ago was even more detailed (and depressing). That interview is behind a paywall though on Real Vision. Love your content! You guys are truly the best.

Guys, you strongly need to take a break and get a vacation, where you would lay on a beach and drink cocktails doing NOTHING.