u/Old_ManWithAComputer

I want to ask the F150 guys and girls a question on current 4x4 transfer cases. The last 2 Ford F150s I bought were electronic switched on and off 4x4s. A 2000 and a 2018. The dealer even said around 55 to 60, if you had 4x4 high engaged it would kick out so as to damage the drive train. Is that still the case today? Someone told me today's Ford transfer cases, 2020 and uo, once locked into 4x4 high, never release, even at 100+ miles an hour. Again, is this true?

My wife and I compete against each other in every contest we come across. Always have, and as long as we are living, probably will. It's just fun, and we like to razz each other when one of us wins over the other. I was trying to figure out how Ai determined the cheaters. We each have our own phones, email addresses, and computers we compete on. Did Ai look at IP addresses or what to determine the cheaters. Since I did not see our names I was hoping we were not taken out of the contest.

Is it normal for people to snoop into other people's Reddit histories? Case in point. I went to a subreddit and answered someone's question. About 3 days later, I got banned from the subreddit because I had visited an NSFW subreddit around 4 years ago. I protested, and the mod came back and said I was a disgusting person.

My question is, Is this a normal act on Reddit to SNOOP through others' histories? I told the mod I do not remember ever visiting the site, but they did not care.

Just wondering out loud.

Thanks

My daughter and her husband got rearended in her car with her husband driving. He is nowhere on her car title, car loan, or insurance Friday he gets a check in the mail for diminished value in her vehicle. Her name was not on the check, but it was for her Kia. What gives. Ahould the other man's insurance company not made the check to her and Kia? I have been an insurance agent for about 8 years, and I had never heard such a thing. Basically, my daughter got nothing, and her husband got the money, which he said was going into his private account. Someone, please explain this to me, if you can.