He believes that simple mechanical switches and keys are superior to complex, app-based controls for basic home and vehicle functions.

“I love that there's a switch on the wall I pushed it down the light goes on I push it down the light goes off it's a little dimmer that's about as fancy as I want to get with the light switch”

He prefers older vehicles because they can be repaired by the owner, unlike modern cars that require proprietary service.

“I like to work on my vehicles and that's something you cannot do with these brand new cars.”

Modern features in vehicles like self-driving technology and app-controlled parking are undesirable and unnecessary.

“And that's my second what you're mad at. Is this new Lexus? They're like you need to parallel park, but you can't. They're like get out of the car, open the app and parallel park with your on your phone. I was like you got to be kidding me, dude. They're just lazy, man.”

Individuals should rely on personal research and skill to fix their own vehicles to avoid being taken advantage of by mechanics.

“I was like why not let me be reliant on myself let me learn these skills and uh pick them up from different places from my dad he would teach me how to change brakes uh my dad's friends mechanics that are in the family or that we're friends with um and I just go from there and learn as much as I can”

Angie expresses frustration with the stop-start technology in newer cars, finding the sensation of the engine shutting off and restarting abruptly to be uncomfortable and jarring.

“what I've had it with are stop start dark cars and those are the cars now they're all the new cars that when you're sitting in an intersection they stop and then they start up again it drives me [ __ ] crazy and I've had it I feel like I'm constantly on a roller coaster just up down stop start stop ”

Autonomous vehicle technology is terrifying and leads to dangerous situations.

“Waymo dumb. Yeah, Waymo dumb. Waymo terrifying. Yeah. Waymo Waymo Waymo wrecks.”