The Roll Show! (Filmed Live in Front of a Studio Audience)

[Roll]

Change is not comfortable.
Causeways and interstates are means to an end.
Tacos?  IDK  Sometimes.
Money is necessary to achieve our goals.
As an aside that you wont understand.  You make your money when you buy, not when you sell.

Oh, I lost money when I bought this stuff for the most part. (Actually, some of it has appreciated nicely. But overall, it's a net loss I'm sure. Unless I can find my issue of New Mutants #98... Then I think it might be a nice ROI. ... Okay, well, a positive ROI at least. I would have made way more just putting the money into something else for 17 years, and comic books are one of the worst things to try to get rid of now since you either have to lose money selling in lots or deal with a bunch of individual items one by one. The actual collectibles may take longer to sell, but way less effort.)

[Sarah_P]

I'm still working on selling my stuff, but I gave up on actually making a profit on most of it long ago. I look on it as either stuff in a box taking up space, or SOME money in my pocket. There's a few things that are worth a bit, but most of my fairly valuable items are already gone. I do have some original artist sketches I'm considering parting with (some I can't, since I promised the artist I wouldn't sell them).

[Cassi]

I'm still working on selling my stuff, but I gave up on actually making a profit on most of it long ago. I look on it as either stuff in a box taking up space, or SOME money in my pocket. There's a few things that are worth a bit, but most of my fairly valuable items are already gone. I do have some original artist sketches I'm considering parting with (some I can't, since I promised the artist I wouldn't sell them).

Think donating and getting a right off.

[davina61]

Was it you driving a Fiat 500 that I got stuck behind tonight 20 to 25 in a 30 zone and no more than 35 in a 60 limit, thank God they turned of ( that took ages and it was a 75 deg junction ) Good luck with your driving, remember you drive the car not the car drives you. It really annoys me that so many folk cant DRIVE , they just drive if you see what I mean and don't know how to take corners or how much grip there is, a bit of drizzle and you would think it was a sheet of ice to them. I think a day of track training should be included in training/testing.

[Roll]

Think donating and getting a right off.

I don't pay taxes. (Not tax dodging, on disability! ) Also, not really sure good will takes Batman Beyond special edition Chroma Cels or rare Japanese video games.

Was it you driving a Fiat 500 that I got stuck behind tonight 20 to 25 in a 30 zone and no more than 35 in a 60 limit, thank God they turned of ( that took ages and it was a 75 deg junction ) Good luck with your driving, remember you drive the car not the car drives you. It really annoys me that so many folk cant DRIVE , they just drive if you see what I mean and don't know how to take corners or how much grip there is, a bit of drizzle and you would think it was a sheet of ice to them. I think a day of track training should be included in training/testing.

The funny thing is that despite my fear, I'm a solid driver. It's everyone else that worries me! The other day I was behind a trolley (they do trolley tours here), and it was tall enough I couldn't see the upcoming light and was having to rely on it for cues. And the frickin' trolley, a TROLLEY, ran the red light. Who runs a red light in a trolley going 30 mph? Well, since I couldn't see the light, I almost did too, right as another car was trying to turn around behind the trolley(and presumably couldn't see me because of the whole giant trolley thing). So this one reckless trolley driver almost caused a massive accident.

[Cassi]

You should always drive as if everyone is out to get you. 

Some people become insane once they had 3 tons to their girth on the road.

[Cassi]

I don't pay taxes. (Not tax dodging, on disability! ) Also, not really sure good will takes Batman Beyond special edition Chroma Cels or rare Japanese video games.

The funny thing is that despite my fear, I'm a solid driver. It's everyone else that worries me! The other day I was behind a trolley (they do trolley tours here), and it was tall enough I couldn't see the upcoming light and was having to rely on it for cues. And the frickin' trolley, a TROLLEY, ran the red light. Who runs a red light in a trolley going 30 mph? Well, since I couldn't see the light, I almost did too, right as another car was trying to turn around behind the trolley(and presumably couldn't see me because of the whole giant trolley thing). So this one reckless trolley driver almost caused a massive accident.

Sorry, thought you were doing IT.  Just for info, there are other places then Goodwill like places to donate. Donating to any recognized non-profit is usually accepted.

[Roll]

Sorry, thought you were doing IT.  Just for info, there are other places then Goodwill like places to donate. Donating to any recognized non-profit is usually accepted.

I do, but not salaried. I just get paid per hour a few hours a month basically. Not enough to tax.

[Dena]

The funny thing is that despite my fear, I'm a solid driver. It's everyone else that worries me! The other day I was behind a trolley (they do trolley tours here), and it was tall enough I couldn't see the upcoming light and was having to rely on it for cues. And the frickin' trolley, a TROLLEY, ran the red light. Who runs a red light in a trolley going 30 mph? Well, since I couldn't see the light, I almost did too, right as another car was trying to turn around behind the trolley(and presumably couldn't see me because of the whole giant trolley thing). So this one reckless trolley driver almost caused a massive accident.

The fix for this is additional following distance. When you don't have the visibility, back off until you do or you can safely stop when you spot a hazard.

[KarlMars]

I'm a demiboy and still going to wear lipstick sometimes.

[Roll]

The fix for this is additional following distance. When you don't have the visibility, back off until you do or you can safely stop when you spot a hazard.

That's what I should have done, but we were moving at such slow speeds the guy behind me kept riding my bumper(I was lucky he realized the same thing I did about the red light quickly enough). It's really bad around here, this particular stretch has only recently been built up so all the long time residents are used to having open roads to themselves while going to and from the far end of the island and just tear through at like 70-80 in a 40, so get hyper aggressive when something does slow down the pace, as the trolleys and golf carts love to do. (And they never get a ticket because law enforcement here is a total joke and won't do anything to the country club crowd from the area. It's a serious problem. )

This place is truly a nightmare to drive, ugh. Probably half my car phobia was bred in my because of this stupid island. Oak trees sticking out into narrow roads, entitled jerks zooming back and forth everywhere (I can't count the number of times I've almost been hit walking dog), trolleys and golf carts, arcane roundabouts instead of traffic lights, and incompetent local government. (The city council were literally arguing for installing a new roundabout no one wants during a hurricane evacuation...)

[Dena]

Again, when somebody is riding my rear bumper, I leave additional following space so I don't have to break hard. If they don't like it, they are free to pass me and I would prefer to have them in front of me rather than in back of me.

[Laurie]

Dang!!! Almost unbelievable another person that knows how to drive safely. Dena we're a dying breed.

[Dena]

Dang!!! Almost unbelievable another person that knows how to drive safely. Dena we're a dying breed.

Survival training for the Los Angles freeway system. If your not looking out for everybody else, you'll get creamed.

[Sarah_P]

Dang!!! Almost unbelievable another person that knows how to drive safely. Dena we're a dying breed.

Hey, you're not the only ones! I'm pretty sure I'm the only person within 200 miles that actually follows the speed limit.

[Julia1996]

Dang!!! Almost unbelievable another person that knows how to drive safely. Dena we're a dying breed.

I know how to drive safely too. I go way over the speed limit so I will be in dangerous traffic less time. I ride the bumper of the car in front of me so they know I'm there. Safety first you know. I never use turn signals because it would ruin the surprise for the person behind me. And to practice my driving skill I drive the wrong way down a one way street at least once I week. I never text while I'm driving. It's totally not safe. I could drop my phone and break the screen. But reading a book on my kindle while driving is fine. The kindle is much more durable than my IPhone. I never use my headlights at night to safe electricity and I had the brake lghts disconnected because again, it ruins the surprise for the person behind me.  I should start driving for Uber or Lyft.

[Faith]

Hey, you're not the only ones! I'm pretty sure I'm the only person within 200 miles that actually follows the speed limit.

I follow the speed limit .. because some idiot in front of me is driving that slow in the left lane right beside someone else doing the speed limit ... sheesh. move over already ..

[KathyLauren]

I know how to drive safely too. I go way over the speed limit so I will be in dangerous traffic less time. I ride the bumper of the car in front of me so they know I'm there. Safety first you know. I never use turn signals because it would ruin the surprise for the person behind me. And to practice my driving skill I drive the wrong way down a one way street at least once I week. I never text while I'm driving. It's totally not safe. I could drop my phone and break the screen. But reading a book on my kindle while driving is fine. The kindle is much more durable than my IPhone. I never use my headlights at night to safe electricity and I had the brake lghts disconnected because again, it ruins the surprise for the person behind me.  I should start driving for Uber or Lyft.

Julia!  I had no idea you lived so close.  I am sure I've driven behind you!

[Bari Jo]

Survival training for the Los Angles freeway system. If your not looking out for everybody else, you'll get creamed.

This is truth.  We have awful drivers here and soooo much traffic.  I kind of love it when people in other areas complain about their traffic.  To them I say sister, you ain't seen nothing:)

Bari Jo

[Cassi]

This is truth.  We have awful drivers here and soooo much traffic.  I kind of love it when people in other areas complain about their traffic.  To them I say sister, you ain't seen nothing:)

Bari Jo

For most of my life I felt traffic in Los Angeles was the worst.  It was or had been a lot better when I was younger, could go from Long Beach to San Diego in an hour.  All that changed when I moved to Houston.  Insurance rates are triple, 3 out of 4 vehicles are trucks, every offramp has a u turn lane for those who get lost and most drivers are crazy.
Now I'm in Las Vegas with no car (Harvey killed mine) so traffic doesnt bother me as mch.