Every time you see a jaded supercar reviewer jump into one and start it for the first time, their eyes come out of their sockets at the sound.

They can sell H100s for tens of thousands of dollars, and there’s a multi-month queue to buy 'em.

“Tell me about your IT setup at home” is my favourite interview question, followed up with “And what are you planning next?”. I’ve been using it for years now, and it’s been an excellent assessment every time.

It lets people talk about a technical area that they’re super-familiar with, and also lets them show how they think about planning/purchasing/budgeting. It’s also weeded out people who really aren’t at all interested in computers - this is fine for some roles, but for most, I want someone technically-focused.

Tracking even cheap cars you own is crazy expensive, and ultra high-risk. There’s something very sobering about driving at 160km/h straight at a corner knowing you’re totally uninsured, and it’s 200km to get home in what you’re hoping is going to make the corner.

The V8 that topped out in the 458, also just pure magic. In so many beautiful sounding cars.