Seeing the word Chocolatey in a product name or description is a total red flag for me.

So these brain-geniuses thought Enterprise and Hertz share a fleet?

As a non-redditor, I appreciate it being posted here. ;-)

I’ve got a Mach-E Premium AWD, and it’s already massive fun in the snow (seriously, the amount of control I have in it is just incredible). It let’s me slide around without having to turn off traction control (a little), or if I REALLY want to have fun, I turn it off and it’s a grand time.

If the Rally has enough…

I’ve seen this happen several times when I was a manager for Church’s Chicken. The truck is supposed to enter te main parking lot, then back into position near the rear door, leaving enough space for the drive-through customers to get through. Instead, these idiots would attempt to do what this clown did, and wind up…

You’re right that this doesn’t have any bearing on how good the real Mustang is;  but to your other point, when the real Mustang does go electric, it’s going to make the Mach-E even dumber. What’s gonna be the point even calling this rebadged Edge a “Mach-E” when the real thing is also an EV?

Better?

all they have to do is drop the mustang name and call it the Mach E - i think that is the more likely outcome.

People don’t realize from pictures that Mach E’s are decently compact. It’s so very close to being a wagon. 

I....don’t hate this. I need to visit a doctor.

I think the styling on these has always been pretty good (in that they genuinely look like Mustangs and gave us a preview of the S650 generation well ahead of time), and this is a pretty...good looking trim level?

I don’t hate it. Strangely, me likey.

On the rare occasion I find myself eating at McDonalds, it’s usually a convenience stop while I’m otherwise out and about either on foot or by car. I don’t want a massive meal. The McChicken and small fries are all I ever order. It’s enough so I’m not hungry anymore and I can still eat an actual good meal later on.…

Just FYI, they’re Hindus. Hindi is a language. :)

I’m Italian. From Italy; was born and grew up there.

Impossible and Beyond sausages were fine for me. Impossible burgers also seemed to do very well as far as fast-food quality burgers. Beyond burgers had their own flavor, but for some folks that was a plus.

Plant-based “meats” have had their time, and they failed miserably. They can’t bring the cost down without selling a lot more volume, and they can’t sell the volume because of the texture & flavour problems.

It surprises me that it is equal across age ranges and races. I’m also kind of surprised at the differences in income level. While I get meat is expensive and that is likely part of the reason for the way the data shakes out, if you were to ask me to draw a typical vegetarian it would be a relatively young upper…

Eat what you like and like what you eat. I’ll stick to my beef and pork but will eat a vegetarian dish from time to time. But these “plant based” meats, just hold no appeal to me at all. If I want to eat a steak, I’ll eat a steak. If I want some veggies, I’ll eat veggies.

I haven’t consumed red meat in years (gout sufferer here) but I do eat chicken from time to time. My average day includes zero meat and honestly I don’t miss it (except for chicken, I don’t think I can ever full drop chicken).