Is this something I should urgently fix or be worried about? I did buy a new bumper but since it came folded the shop said don’t even bother and return it nd get a replacement from a dealer. Bumper isn’t dragging, but….yea I don’t like this. And multiple places said they can’t just pop it back in.
For some odd reason seeing the miles go up feels like an achievement.
So I’ve been grinding posting on TikTok and Instagram reels because I’ve always wanted to be an “influencer” since I was a kid because I see the lifestyle they live, the brand deals they get and I also wanted all the attention on me as well.
As I’m getting older I’m trying to stop putting so much value on having all the likes, views, and followers. However I’ve started a new form of content that’s actually doing pretty well on TikTok gaining 800-5k views more than what I was getting and all my newer posts are getting more and more. However I just don’t think this is justifiable enough to continue grinding the app and scrolling and comparing myself to other people.
So basically I’m writing this post to have the people here convince me that it isn’t worth it, I place too much value on social media, comparing myself, and the influencer dream isn’t worth it.
Forgot to post but I recently did a 850 mile road trip on my 2011 Camaro LS which had 287k miles on it at the time of the trip. Kinda gambled on if the car would make it not but something told me it would make it and it did.
I'm sitting at 289k miles at the time of writing this post but it's definitely not a idea roadtrip car imo, seats are mad uncomfortable but this is like my 3rd road trip in my car and I hope there's many more to come.
Btw I went from ATL to Myrtle Beach