

One idea I had when writing this was a completely green presidential vehicle. Now, I know we have not yet perfected this but why not green up the president’s car just a bit? It wouldn’t hurt right? I don’t think so. I’m not against Barack Obama but shouldn’t he at least have something green about his life if his plan involves making us greener? Look, I’m just spittin’ out ideas, but I’d rather keep the president safe than have a greener car and he not be safe, capeesh? On one final note, I would like to tak
e the time to show you some pretty interesting sites I found while searching for info about the president’s new “ride.” First up to bat is a wiki site that has pictures of all the past president’s limos. I especially like the one with president Bush sitting on the inside. You never really get to see what the inside looks like. Where are all the flat-screen televisions? The final website that I won’t go into much detail about, but is still good to know is the White House website. It gives a brief summary of how the transportation works in the White House. It didn’t really have anything to do with the new president-elect but I’m sure it will have something in the coming months.
There is a lot to say about stereo systems. Speakers, decks, subwoofers, the whole bit. The one thing that people don't see when they by their expensive stereo decks are that they are easily taken out and stolen. This has happened to me fully once. I say fully because the other times they just stole the face plate, which is dumb because what are they going to do with that. I have had my face plate stolen on two occasions and my whole stereo deck on one.
The first time i lost my face plate was when I was on vacation in Canada at my family's beach cottage. It is a very quiet little place and it is my paradise. One night while we were sleeping in our bunkie, my brother went inside to go to the bathroom and when he came out he saw someone in my Jeep Wrangler. He came back into the bunkie and told me about it and I was like well did you check if they took anything, and he said no there is nothing to take in there. I, on the other hand, had to go check and they had taken just the face plate. Now, whoever did it had no point to just steal that part, it can't do anything for them; it can only make my ride in the car a living hell. So, all I could think of was how I am going to have to ride home nine hours with no music at all in my car. We ended up ordering just the face plate from a local store where they had the same exact deck. I felt so relieved when it came in time for me to have it for the ride home. Needless to say, my brother and I now sleep with a bat and a golf club in our small, nice bunkie.
Now I know that Jeep Wranglers are probably the easiest car to break in to. So why don't I take the valuables out of the car? Well I started to think smarter.
The next time they stole my face plate was while my car was getting worked on. I had locked it in the middle console, thinking that they wouldn't need to open that and they wouldn't see it. I was wrong again. When I got my car back, I looked all over for my face plate so I could listen to music on the way home. It was nowhere to be found and my car wasn't fixed. So, I ended up having to listen to music from my phone for a couple of weeks while the shop investigated what had happened. Well I finally got that face plate back, but at least I didn't have to pay for it.
By this time, I am on my second or third stereo deck. To tell you the truth, I really can't remember how many I have had. I think four.
The final and most recent time was when my car was minding its own business in my drive way. I had just arrived home and I forgot to close the garage door so I went back outside to close it and I heard someone run out of the garage. I was like shit, something is going down. I let my dog run around and i went out there with my friends. I felt like we had scared him or her off pretty good. So we all went back inside and in the morning, low and behold, my car's lock had been pulled out and broken into. My friend's car was fine. My brother's car had been broken into too. I was naturally just pissed off. He had broken into my Jeep that was locked by just pulling out the part where you put the key in. Who would think it's that easy. We decided to have the insurance company pay for this damage, but I really liked looking at that gaping hole in the dash while I was driving around.
Oh well, what can I say now? I am the dumbass that left it in there all those times. I have learned my lesson now though. I take my face plate off every night and make sure I take it inside along with my keys. If anyone wants to break into my car, there is definitely nothing to take, maybe a couple of seats that would make lovely recliners in your home. I hope you have learned that if you are going to spend time putting nice things in your car, either get a security system or take them out of the car when you aren't in it.