I’m with you.

Someone in San Diego is doing a brisk business in selling cut-vinyl decals that read “We bought this before we knew he was crazy”.  I’ve seen them on half a dozen cars, at least.

This is a better guess than my “Rich a-hole parking hack” theory above...

Asking as a non-New Yorker, (but had family who lived in Manhattan for a little while), don’t Taxi-plated cars get some leniency with regards to parking?

Ask and you shall receive:

Three other notes:

The lineage on this one is pretty good - Tiger/Provan has gone on to build some serious adventure trucks - generally considered to be much more stout and better built than the stick-frame RV trash coming out of Indiana. (Which is why they have a following.)

Given how many times tech-bros have “accidentally reinvented” basic infrastructure like Buses, Libraries, etc. - it’s possible that Tesla is honestly unaware of trains...

The laws of physics are an uncaring, inviolable pain the ass sometimes.

The Florist near me maintains a fleet of 4 vehicles - 3 Transit Connects and one Econoline.

My hot take: If you notice a $9 fee to visit your kids, you either don’t really love your kids very much, or you’re not really that rich.

I love it. This is what being rich is supposed to be for.

This has been a long standing recommendation, typically ignored, from a number of marques - this is why BMWs and Porsches have wheel bolts instead of studs and lug nuts, for example.

Because Supercar, obviously.

You say RT-G, I say “Droideka, MkI”

I think all of this generation of B-body wagons suffered from that Frank Burns weak-ass chin.

It may not be important that the plaintiffs win - only that Tesla loses, preferably badly enough to never again consider over-promising on the capabilities of self-driving.

but ultimately his words do not hold as much legal weight as a disclaimer agreed to by the user

To be fair to Max, Jos is also a violent bully with multiple convictions for assault, and even more charges beyond that.

Battlebots (as member of a crew, 2 seasons), and their smaller brethren (my own team/bots) through a half-dozen or so competitions.