“Tale as old as time,

I don’t believe any of this is real - the car there is probably a fiberglass development mule with a small electric motor from a golf cart.

An extra $30 a month to use an inferior version of an app I can use for free on the smartphone I already have?  Are they high?

That’s why basic functions shouldn’t be tied to complicated infotainment systems.

Save the manual shifters!

ive bent many ford and gm tailgates with too much weight. i dont think ive ever seen a call out for what the actual load rating is. ive even bent the bulkhead.

Exactly this. They have the simplest process for booking/transferring. SW is a favorite of me and most of my flying coworkers because of that. If Southwest’s plan is to start chasing upcharges like the other airlines, then I might as well just use aggregator sites, which SW often doesn’t appear on.

You know he does have a point about leaving one screen to do vehicle functions. It would be amazing if something as simple as a button located to the left of the steering wheel could open that frunk in one simple push! Seems so obvious but alas that’s just a feat of engineering we can’t accomplish

Did somebody say Lappy?!

This is a great way to make it absurdly expensive, this would literally just be, “whoever puts in the most money wins”. 

If only we knew the scourge of “content creators”, “influencers”, and “4Chan” that would come of it, we could have shut the whole damn thing down before it was too late.

How “strong” tungsten is, is completely irrelevant. I’m sure 45 pounds of anything dropped from that height onto that roof would’ve done the same thing.

Nope they took advantage of someone they knew was financially illiterate.  Negative equity on a trade and no money down...they know they have a sucker.

As the father of two teenaged girls married to a woman who is a principal at her company with over $100B under management, fuck this woman for pulling this helpless dame garbage.

No, that was also my first take.

Or go to Autopian.

Dark horse theory: They got their first taste of having a video blow up and assumed the gravy train was here to stay, so they started spending. When the gravy train moved to the next idiot with a camera, they were taken completely by surprise.

All of these videos have a strong stench of fakeness, an attempt to get their name (and more importantly face) “out there” so they can become, say, an internet celeb. Social media fame chasers have made me skeptical of 99.4% of the crazy shit that’s supposed to be legit.

Migaloo sounds like one of those brands you see on Amazon or Temu with multiple choices of basically the same thing