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To me one of the biggest flaws of the Fit is blind-spots due to the double A-pillar and rounded rear window. However one of the best parts of the Fit is the side mirrors have a wide usable range combined with a narrow body car.

I started noticing that I wasn't using my rear view mirror very often and when I did my view wasn't very good because of the rear window. I took off my center mirror and got a much more open view of the traffic in front of me and the interior felt bigger.

It's simple enough to try out and I'd say safety is improved in more situations than it's decreased. I'd say it depends on your driving situations though.

My area Goodwills seem to think $30-$50 for a 10 year old square format monitor is acceptable. The capacitors on these old monitors are often at the end of their life and will eventually rupture making them useless.

Hasn't science created better fabrics by now? Is it really luxurious considering it isn't rare with hundreds of thousands of cows being slaughtered daily?

I was watching some show where the guy was showing a $20 million Leer jet and he kept going on about the leather. You have this amazing piece of technology that has only been available for 50 years and you're excited about the pieces of dead cow skin that has been used for thousands of years.

I eat meat and using up the leftover skin makes economical sense, but I don't get why it's the premier fabric of luxury.

I had the bakery cheesecake for the first time and it was really good. It doesn't have that pudding taste of most frozen varieties and tasted more like cheesecake should. I also thought it was reasonable for $14 as it took me 4 days to eat half of it. I would have eaten the other half, but I dropped it on the floor.