Simone Biles has the Bears gear now.

 No, It's not the same.  They know more because because they spend their days staring at a screen? LOL Is that why they're camping outside colleges waving a hostile Countries flag?  Hating on their own Country? Intead of inside the classroom actually learning? Is that Why there are big gaps in the blue collar trades because they don't know how to turn a wrench or read a tape measure?  They only way they know how to use their hands is when they're jerking off to porn?   Not to mention all the crime that's taking place with kids not even old enough to drive?   zero respect for their elders?   Can't discern right from wrong? BOY !!!!! are you out of touch.   You're goin to lecture me then say that's all you got? GETTING OUT OF LINE??? YOU'RE ONLY ALOUD TO TALK FOOTBALL?? ARE WE IN RUSSIA HERE? LOL, so sad. So pouty. Gonna tell me a thing or two then run away cuz you got the last word in. GROW UP !!!

I haven''t owned a pickup in a long time.  My favorite was a 1950 Chevy that a family member (who owned a body shop) painted candy apple red for me.  LOL, I paid $275 for the truck... my how times have changed:

"Owning a piece of rock and roll history doesn't come cheap. The Van Hauler is estimated to be worth millions of dollars, but it isn't for sale."

I was a dish washer & bus boy at a local restaurant during high school.  I bought my very first car from one of the cooks there.  I paid $35 for the car.  It was a 1954 Ford covered in rotting mulberries.  The floorboard was so rusted out that we could see the road through it.  It had a "three in the tree" column shift.  It was a butt-ugly ride... but I loved that car.

It was an incredible deal when you consider it came with the mulberries and you could toss your empty beer cans through the (huge) rust holes in the floorboard.  They just don't make 'em like that anymore, BIH.

EDIT:  I can never talk bad about "today's youth" because I wasn't exactly a model kid myself.