u/747WakeTurbulance

I've been playing the Maxfli Tour S models for a year now and the Callaway Supersoft balls before that. I like them, but ive been thinking they are costing me some distance.

Today I hit a few Bridgestone balls and was smacking them about 30 yards farther than the MaxFli's. I had no idea I was leaving that much distance on the table.

The Bridgestones were the e12 Straight. https://www.bridgestonegolf.com/en-us/balls/e-series0/e12-straight

I feel like these are gimmicky balls even though I hit them far and straight. Should I stick with the MaxFli's and just go to the regular tour models, or are there some other balls I should be considering? I'm a 6 handicap, so I'm not buying Pro V's.

I am trying to make PDF brochures and ChatGPT keeps telling me what it would do, then doesn't do it. It can make a low grade jpg file, but will not make marketing brochures. It tells me it can create a professional grade brochure and tells me to upload the photos and product data, then when I tell it to generate it, it says it can't generate an Adobe InDesign–quality OEM brochure entirely within this chat.

I give up. What other AI programs out there can generate what I'm looking for?

My neighbor is 85 and bought a new S Class Mercedes a few years ago. As his friend, this car has been a nightmare for me to deal with.

The dealer connected his phone to the system and gave him a tutorial on how to use the car - information that was promptly forgotten five minutes after he left the dealership. We live two hours from that dealer.

About once a week he asks me to "reset" his car for him. That means I have to reset his ac temp, put his radio back on the 1940's channel, and fix any other thing he recently messed with. Half the time, I have to turn off the seat heaters that he says he doesn't remember turning on.

He still can't answer a call when he is driving. The cruise control is so complicated for him that he won't use it.

These cars are too complicated for older drivers. BMW, Mercedes, Audi, they all need to come up with a package for these people so they can drive and operate the car. Hell, they could even charge more for it and they would buy it because they can't figure out the cars as they now sit.

To me its also a safety issue because instead of driving the car, they are now fiddling with buttons, taking their attention off the road.

They need to dumb down these cars for their target market drivers.