This is ridiculous.

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i wish my parents had bought my first car. your kids probably dont know how lucky they are.

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Yeah, driving my Grandmother's 2003 Buick Century, I'm so lucky.

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My first car was a 1981 Honda Civic which was something like 7 years old when I bought it. Well, my dad did help me out with it. The car was $1,200. I paid $600 and my dad paid $600. My friends ribbed me and called it "the egg" because those older civics
were kind of round and mine was white with tan interior. lol

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Ditch Mustang. Get Charger.

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lol.... Good to see you have a sense of humor. I like you, man.

I guess a headset should be included? If a controller comes with the system. Doesn't have to be nothing fancy. I always used the cheap xbox headsets anyway. Turtle beaches are over rated. Yeah you get the foot steps and what not. But I have tons of
friends that have them. It gets old hearing the headset fart, whistle, echo and break before my cheap pairs.

The most common way for you to get a communication suspension is by sending someone a message trash talking or using explicate language. Just be very carefully to who you send messages to on xbox live. If some one sends you a message trash talking you. Just
report the message, try not to respond. This will keep you out of trouble.

Hi

All communications on Xbox Live, both verbal and via messaging are rated E for Everyone. It does not matter what game you are playing, or with whom you are playing it with. These rules are clearly stated in the Code of Conduct, which you agreed to when
you signed up. Xbox Live isn't like a Netflix membership where all you do is pay and watch. Live is online gaming platform where you can communicate with others, so it has to have rules in place to prevent users being abused. This is to protect you as well
as them.

All reports are looked at by real people. The system is not automated.