He may not have disregarded anything. He is aware of your perception of his advice. If he feels like he is declining, but still wants to be there for you, this could very well be desperation to stay involved and still try and help. Unfortunately we all decline as we age, some worse than others. Make him feel appreciated even if you don’t get a tangible benefit from his advice any longer. Stay engaged with him, let him feel valuable. Older generations tend to decline even quicker if they no longer feel valuable and instead feel like a burden.

Same behavior here. I’ve tried LibreWolf, Firefox, and even (gasp) Edge.

The article failed to identify the gray fruit roll up

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What in the blue fuck does this have to do with what I said?

Cancer link, do not click.

Sure thing, happy hunting!

Not sure where you’re at, but this is a US based answer.

I like Carfax. Sure they have some sponsored crap on there, but the added value of having the Carfax data right up front is helpful for me. Other than that, I also like truecar because it gives you geographic pricing comparisons based on previously sold vehicles.