I don’t know what’s worse: the near-daily sob stories of some underqualified fools who expect anything less than a “minimum” lifestyle while working a lower-than-entry-level job, or the pathetic excuses for “journalism” implying that the companies paying the underqualified fools are somehow treating said fools…

I feel like a lot of these full-time drivers are missing the point of Uber. It was originally conceived as a way to make some extra cash on top of a regular job, not to replace a full-time job entirely. Also, buying/leasing a new car just to drive for Uber isn’t exactly a wise choice. What I tell people is to find out…

It’s remarkable what a difference power makes in these “bounty hole” mud bogging competitions. You can pretty easily hear who is making power, and how is running a lightly modified light-duty truck motor.

Yeah, but it makes a lot more sense when Tyler writes it....

Jalopnik on Faraday Future.

I know this is fake, but it is all I could think of as soon as you mentioned breathalyzers:

For real. Companies and people routinely obtain patents for pie-in-the-sky ideas. Obtaining a commercially viable product is much harder than describing it in a patent application.

It’s tragic that a family lost a child. But the fault clearly lies with the person that was driving and using FaceTime simultaneously. He/She deserves punishment for what they did, and what they’ve made this family go through.

NO!

You don’t kick babies off flights because they can’t help it. They are absolutely right to kick belligerent and obnoxious passengers off a flight.

That’s just an excuse, an abuse of power as with Catholicism in the European middle ages, Inquisition and the likes.

The Danish military apparently has different regulations regarding hair length than the U.S.

I assume by “working” during his car rides he means “Gazing out the window and brainstorming catchy(douchey) names for shitty startups”

Imagine getting stuck in an Uber Pool with this guy.