Going full remote, will pass supercars back and forth via email and zoom, no longer need the brick and mortar.
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This study cited above seems...dubious.
Pretty sure Larry David drives one of these....so you got that going for you.
Remember when his back was broken, he was addicted to alcohol, and his nerves were so messed up he could barely shoot a gun in Skyfall? They forgot about all that in Spectre, hilariously.
He’s Bond’s tiniest enemy.
I’m sure Tesla stepped up and gave this loyal employee a crisp $50 bill and the morning off.
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I agree but it should be a 1982 Pontiac 1000.
Yeah, seems like they could shed some battery for short run like this...
What would the point of that be?
#1 and #2 can be found in my garage so ladies beware.
I voted NP because WTH.
Mustangs laugh at this.
It’s virtual jail, though. Just a “behind bars” filter over their zoom meetings.
Probably “misplaced the title” also....
Awesomeness > Ugliness.
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It’s not really about benefits - it’s about CA getting these guys to pay payroll taxes. That’s what it’s always been about. The drivers will just switch to a looser Venmo payment system and avoid them, anyway.
It’s probably OK on market price, but I’m out on modern V6's. Most seem to have that infernal internal water pump setup run by the timing chain resulting in a multi-thousand dollar maintenance repair, and plastic guides that fail and grenade the engine. Same failure across a bunch of brands - GM, Ford, Nissan, etc.…
Crack Pipe at $2900.