TOLEDO– While Hopslam battled the Ice Men to a 4-1 victory, a far tougher battle took place Saturday evening just across the border. “I’m not sure which one is best,” said a concerned Ginny Klinesteker.
Klinesteker doggedly pursues new car, calling the Forrester the “car worth chasing.”
Klinesteker was referring to the choice between the Subaru Forrester and the Crosstrek. Given the opportunity to test drive both vehicles at the Yark Subaru dealer in Toledo, OH, Klinesteker admitted that the decision has become a tougher one. “I really thought that it would be a no-brainer to choose the Cross Trek,” she said in anguish. “But, test driving the Forrester… I don’t know.”
“I really liked it,” she added.
Hopslam has stated their unconditional support over any decision Klinesteker makes. “Have a good time. Good luck,” said Chris Sutton, who finished the game with a hat trick. Andrew Thompson added a goal, while Jim Socha had two helpers. Both players, while not expressly stating their support, did not have anything disparaging to say regarding either vehicle.
“I like the Forrester because it sits up higher,” said Klinesteker. “But, I just don’t know if I can afford it over a Cross Trek.”
“This is hard,” she added while sipping a Vanilla latte and reading over the literature provided by the dealership.
“That’s what she said,” noted GM Mark Woods. “I’m just happy that Hopslam won, and no ribs were injured in the process.”
As of press time, it was uncertain if Woods was referring to the game, the test drive, or the anguished decision-making process Klinesteker goes through to make purchasing decisions.