Randomperson1362

I've heard #14 welding glasses are safe. If called up a welding supply, or other industrial safety store, they could have some in stock.

Agreed 100%. The workers comp claim and hopefully large OSHA fine are a lot more expensive than a 5.00 lock and a few minutes to follow proper procedure.

You will pay taxes on the value of the car upon receiving it.

Since there is a 99% chance that it is sold for a loss, there is no taxes on the sale. The only time you would pay taxes on the sale of a car, is if you sold it for a profit, which short of a few collectors cars, never happens.

You could, but you might get more money selling it privately. Also, the dealer would be required to sell it as used, so the dealer won't get as much money for the sale, and they are not going to want to pay as much to buy it.

You could also pass a law that says in the absence of a new funding plan, you operate on the old one, on a continuing basis. There are always changes from year to year, but you would think that just using the exact same funding as last year makes sense, at least until we can come to an agreement.