u/Peteskies

My salesperson at Volvo Metro West in Toronto called me today to sign some "paperwork for processing on their end" that "doesn't lock me in", and asked me to e-sign it before store close today, giving me less than two hours to put my signature in. It is a Bill of Sale for C$102,848.29, with the words "I, the purchaser, [my name], agree to purchase the following vehicle from you, the dealer, on the terms set out in this agreement including the vehicle information document which forms part of this agreement."

I've made it quite clear I don't want to be locked into a purchase before test driving the vehicle, and already put my $1,500 deposit. I just told him before close I will not sign until at least a test drive.

Was I about to be duped into a locked-in sale? Or did all of us who've put a deposit for the EX60 get this?

I wrote a political / legal thriller about a city collapsing to tyranny, and how those in higher positions need to speak the loudest.

To be frank, Todd Blanche becoming AG is the latest thing that mirrors an event in my screenplay (in this case, the character is a DA), among other things.

I love my story - and have since completion of its first draft around 2016, and admittedly revised with current events - but feel it's too on the nose from here on out, in the way that reality's become more outrageous than satire in many respects. Just seeing things progress the way they have has really been remarkable.

Maybe I'm overthinking it? Can anyone relate?

I'm about 15 lbs overweight at about 19% bodyfat.

I'm looking to lose it over several months, but more importantly reduce some fat around my liver and reduce the food noise I get (which is constant).

I'm looking for anecdotes on semaglutide, but notice I'm very much in the minority based on this sub.

I understand tirzepatide might be more effective for weight loss, but I don't need rapid or intensive.

Am I missing something?

edit I'm being downvoted for asking a question?

I've been really hyped for the Volvo EX60, even putting a pre-order down... and now I'm torn. They're *very* similar cars, with the P3 offering more power, a longer wheelbase and air suspension at the cost of a bit of range and about $20k, which is nothing to scoff at - BUT

I'm seeing the P3 financing listed for 84 months at 0% APR here in the GTA, which is pretty fantastic, and I expect the Volvo to be 3% for 60 months at best. Maybe the price of the P3 will even come down to incentivize further in light of a possible inventory surplus?