Six Flags has just signed a new sponsorship deal with Chrysler. According to a press release issued by Snyder's theme park chain earlier today, this means cars produced by Chrysler will remain "the Official Vehicles of Six Flags." Also under the new deal, the littlest of what was once the Big Three automakers will subsidize Fourth of July celebrations at Snyder's theme parks.

Birds of a feather, you could say: Six Flags filed for bankruptcy protections about two weeks ago. Chrysler filed for bankruptcy protections in late April, but only after getting about $12 buh-buh-buh-billion in handouts from the federal government.

Now Snyder's getting a taste.

What's wrong with this country?

Keep the dial right here for all the breaking news in Snyder's Six Flags soap opera.

-According to WaPo, GM, Chrysler, and Ford are begging lawmakers–that's what it's come down to. ""There is no plan B," said Fritz Henderson, GM's president and chief operating officer."

-DCist had the scoop on the redesigned 9:30 Club website. But don't take their word for it, check it out for yourselves and tell us what you think.

-Meet The Press, meet David Gregory. (So why the hell is Koppel leaving Discovery?)

-Wired has some great gift ideas for dealing with office bullies.

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