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I bartend at a couple of large venues- I worked the Tyler Childers show in Birmingham last week and loved his pre-show playlist. There were a lot of classic country songs but they all had a beat laid over them.

There was one song that played which had a female vocalist in it and it has been driving me crazy trying to find the song, the tune has been stuck in my head for a few. I wasn’t able to Shazam it…

The only thing that I remember her singing in the song (I think) was “I’ll keep tryin tryin tryin until I get it right”. Does anyone know if there’s a Spotify playlist somewhere that has all of his pre-show music on it? I’ve tried googling and I’m not finding the results I want lol.

My car got totaled by a tree during a storm- I have 7 days with a rental covered by insurance and am anxiously trying to find a new car ASAP.

I’ve only ever driven Honda and have loved it- was already planning on buying a newer CRV in the next year (I don’t have a year to wait now).

I’ve been looking at used 2023+ CRV’s and they’re priced as if they’re brand new???

I’ve heard great things about Volvos, I love the body style of the SUV’s from 2019 up but I’m not familiar with the brand at all and all of the different “code names” on the vehicles are overwhelming me.

I just want a nice sporty SUV, for my kiddo & me. 4WD is not a necessity but added bonus, would love a sunroof, but overall I just want something reliable and something that will last long. My Accord that just got totaled-I got brand new in 2018 w 8 miles, I put 188K on it and only had my first serious mechanical issue last month.

Curious how bad average yearly maintenance is. I don’t have tons of extra money (especially now) to throw at maintenance, I understand they’re a bit more expensive to maintain than Hondas- just wondering from user experience how bad.