The car you drive every day should be fun.

But it has to do the boring stuff too, like commute, be affordable, and haul your groceries.

You can have both and we'll help you find it.

I'm Todd. I'm Paul and this is the everyday driver,

Cardenay. Hey all, thanks for joining us. Welcome back to the podcast. We've got so much to discuss. I almost don't know where to begin.

So I'll just tell you about the car debates that we've got right up front.

I'll just dive right in and tell you about Brad, Brad up in Montana.

I don't think we've ever covered somebody in Montana and I know that we've never covered company cars like the corporate cars either where they hand them to you or they give you a monthly stipend.

Interestingly, this is a thing in Europe.

It's more accepted and more widely, I guess, utilized as a thing in Europe than it is in the US and it does happen in in the US but

Definitely with pharmaceutical reps, you know that's that sort of thing. Yeah. thing yeah yeah well but I feel like when it

happens in the US it happens because here's your option of two or three company

cars it's not here's your amount go have fun I feel like that's less common here than the here's your company car we provided

one of these two bland options. Right. Keep going. Right. Well that's the case with Brad.

He's got a stipend a monthly fixed cost that his company will just give to him so that

really opens things up I mean that's kind of play money right there a little bit so I

think that'll open things up and then we've got also here Shane he is up in new england and he is up in new england and he is really all

over the map. Shane thank you so much for writing. Shane actually wrote us and

then he wrote back he was thinking about this so much another story and you broke the

rule the two scroll rule but that's all right I hear your passion I hear your voice you're

genuinely asking for help here and it's his story is so

interesting. You're all going to be really interested in hearing his story about

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