There is no such thing as a $120k used Mercedes, outside of a 65 or a Maybach. As for the boring and reasonable bit, search 'G550'.
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(I happen to be in the latter camp)
The amount of information there is pretty overwhelming, and it seems like this should be a well-solved problem for startups who don't yet have a support person. The main problem is that engineers don't do much support, and aren't accustomed/are too lazy to login to a support tool to communicate through it.
b) One major problem that this solves is the randomness factor. We don't have to decide what we want, and if we don't like what we get on a particular day, we can just ask not to have that anymore. It's awesome.
Try Scala! (So do I ;))
then?
If anyone is interested, there's a book called The Monopoly Companion that has all of the rules. It pretty much boils down to 'more money, less fun'. The game should be about 50% luck when played correctly.