Better than the new 4 series.

True but in a game like this when are you going less than full throttle?

I don’t know whether to feel overjoyed by this astonishing tale of compassion, or to sink into despair at how astonishing it is.

Wealthy people are clueless about how the world really works.

The current pandemic is very similar to autonomous automobiles....

Do we think “sex at concerts” and “sex in cars” are both about to go up 100 percent, or closer to 400 percent?

wait till you find out about our free healthcare and maternity leave

Isn’t all of canada a slightly off alternate universe?

Clearly someone that has never driven the 5 through Central CA. You want to talk about nowhere? It’s there.

I hope I never hear nor read the word “mobility” again. Corporate shit-speak. 

Everything GM touches, dies. 

Can something die if it never truly lived?

“If literally one thing goes wrong—if the team needs to call for help or a tow truck, if they get stopped, if they crash—literally anything goes wrong here and these guys would be pulling resources from an otherwise already overloaded system, not to mention potentially increasing the risk of contracting coronavirus by…

They have no incentive to. The people making the calls are incentivized (via big bonuses) to cut all “nonessential” costs in order to post bigger profits to their investors every year. Putting aside money cuts into profits.

For companies that want bailouts, I think there should be a set of criteria to qualify.

1. If you spent your giant tax break money on stock buybacks - go fuck yourself.
2. If your CEO got a giant bonus from tax break money - go fuck yourself
3. If your employees are woefully underpaid, worked to death, and have no…

So you would buy a 2012 G37? lol

Could’ve saved yourself a lot of words and just said Infiniti M45. 

As an old AND a person who has worked with electronics and sensors for 30 years, I would rather DRIVE MY FUCKING CAR and not rely on buggy equipment and software to do it for me

Well, that’s easy.

I’m going to miss you terribly, Patrick. Thanks for the help you’ve given me.