“”It looks like a lawyer wrote it. “My vehicle”? If Tyler really refers to his car like that, he’s very weird.””
Sounds more like something a Fed would say. The current lingo is more like “my ride or my wheels”. Unless this guy Tyler is a nerd. He might use that lingo if he’s a nerd. But he if he was a nerd, he probably wouldn’t be going around shooting people, much less have prior hunting experience.
The current lingo is more like “my ride or my wheels”.
I know a 17-year-old who calls a car a “whip.” I have no idea how that one started. Aside from ride/wheels/whip, if he had just said “my car” or “the car” or “the Dodge” or “the Challenger,” I’d probably buy it, but, damn, “vehicle” smells. It’s just so stiff and formal, right? Like a cop saying, “Sir, please exit your vehicle with your hands up.”