2003-4x4runner
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I would do it, but it would have to be at least $200 a month.
Would you cover your car in Miller Lite Decals
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Gunslinger-13
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Nope. Wouldn't do it.
Here's why:
1) Miller lite is not beer. It's fizzy yellow piss water with alcohol added.
2) that's not nearly enough cash for what you're doing.
3) unwanted attention from idiots; possible damage to your vehicle from said idiots.
4) if you need to make more cash- there's plenty of better ways to do it.
5) anytime you are out at night you will likely be pulled over for any slight breakage of the law. More unwanted attention.
6) full wraps suck for driving vision and the constant hassle of the free shit army wanting hand outs.
Did I mention miller lite isn't beer?
Do what you like, it's your rig bro. I'd at the very least ask for more skrilla.
Here's why:
1) Miller lite is not beer. It's fizzy yellow piss water with alcohol added.
2) that's not nearly enough cash for what you're doing.
3) unwanted attention from idiots; possible damage to your vehicle from said idiots.
4) if you need to make more cash- there's plenty of better ways to do it.
5) anytime you are out at night you will likely be pulled over for any slight breakage of the law. More unwanted attention.
6) full wraps suck for driving vision and the constant hassle of the free shit army wanting hand outs.
Did I mention miller lite isn't beer?
Do what you like, it's your rig bro. I'd at the very least ask for more skrilla.
Like others said,
For alcohol, makes you a cop magnet - do you ever have a beer after work?
Sounds low for the "use of a rolling billboard"
If you do get this, get it in writing that it will be paid in the form of per diem, but there may be a limit (1year?) that you could do that. That makes it tax free.
That being said, if Stihl or Snap On wanted to wrap my vehicles and I got paint protection for XX months I may consider it. Better yet let them wrap the wife's minivan...
For alcohol, makes you a cop magnet - do you ever have a beer after work?
Sounds low for the "use of a rolling billboard"
If you do get this, get it in writing that it will be paid in the form of per diem, but there may be a limit (1year?) that you could do that. That makes it tax free.
That being said, if Stihl or Snap On wanted to wrap my vehicles and I got paint protection for XX months I may consider it. Better yet let them wrap the wife's minivan...
