Which part makes you think they did a good job? The fact that it feels like it has a long distance relationship with the road or the cheap and rattly interior?

To be honest, I think FCA felt they did a good job with the 200.

Your explanation of his explanation works on a comedic level because it’s a sarcastic utilization of doubling up on his already sarcastic explanation, it’s absurdist in it’s slavish devotion to explaining something that was already generally understood.

a kind of conceit which triggers an internal cerebral reaction of surprise and unexpected misdirection. Laughter is often an appropriate acknoweldgment of this event having taken place in the subject.

Except for them not being dead, sure. Great analogy.

A great joke made even better with an explanation.

Absolutely tremendous. Richard Boylan amazing work!

GW, you have an amazing opportunity here, give this man some money, a story to work with and unleash him.

I remember reading Helsreach back in college, what was great about that book was how little time it took before storming straight into the action of the siege.…

“The Justice Department has begun a criminal investigation into Uber’s use of its so-called “Greyball” feature, which would track down and limit use of the Uber app to potential government investigators and officials in areas it wasn’t approved to be operating in, according to a report from Reuters.”

>Compared to a Tesla it may be boring, bland

George is getting ANGRY!!!!! ;)

Anyone else think he’s rushing the Model 3 into production? Because I think he’s rushing the Model 3 into production.

I can ask my cousin. He was lead on the advertisement for the original movie.

Whether he meant to or not, yes.

Better hope those battery packs aren’t too cheaply sourced or he’s going to have a Fire Festival on his hands.

I loved that quote from him. I’ll probably hang it in my office.

Jimmy doesn’t like disappointment. It makes Jimmy mad.

“We continue to be surprised by how sort of frankly naïve a lot of people are about production and supply chain,”

Obviously meant the books.

Great. How about you finish the series instead.