According to GasBuddy’s day-of-week analysis (summarized by Kelley Blue Book in March 2026), Sunday is consistently the cheapest day to buy gas, while Wednesday through Friday tend to be more expensive. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) adds another piece of the puzzle: pump prices are often highest where there are fewer stations and where … Read more
According to Consumer Reports’ access testing, some cars, SUVs, and minivans are noticeably easier than others to get into and out of, a factor that matters when trips include older adults with knee, hip, or balance limitations. AARP’s guidance on vehicle access similarly notes that minivans often rate well for older adults, while very tall … Read more
According to Honda’s 2026 CR‑V specifications, the CR‑V lists 39.3 cu ft of cargo space behind the second row with the seats in place—enough for many weekend loads when the rear seat is occupied by child seats. But the “child seat + cooler + stroller” problem is a different test: it’s bulky gear plus passengers, … Read more
The 2026 Toyota RAV4 and 2026 Honda CR-V are chasing the same driver, but they now lean in different directions. Toyota’s new RAV4 is hybrid-only and pushes harder on efficiency, towing, and a bolder redesign, while Honda’s CR-V stays calmer, roomier in back, and easier to live with on long highway runs. For weekend trips, … Read more
The post-election rally has hit a massive speed bump. Stocks tumbled on Tuesday as soaring Treasury yields spooked investors, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average crashing more than 400 points. The message from the bond market is clear: the “easy money” days aren’t back yet. The optimism that fueled the market’s recent highs evaporated this … Read more
Our ARR hockey-sticked from 1M to 15M over 2years, but it’s tailed off since then (15 to 17, 17 to 20). Should I try tosell the company instead of sinking money into trying to find a new growth spurt? I firmly believe companies are bought, not sold. I believe this even though there are myriad … Read more
Founders can make or break a company, and getting over oneself is the key I know it’s time to hire a sales leader. I’m the bottleneck on closing deals and getting more revenue in the door. But I’ve now hired two people who got past me, the board, and everyone else and they’ve failed. What’s … Read more
The challenge is that there’s no finish line Things are tough. We’ve had to do a reduction in forces—RIFs—to reduce burn in order to push out fundraising by a year. And my leadership team just points fingers at each other when something isn’t working instead of figuring it out together. How do I manage this … Read more