Agreed. Both of which were better than canned.

Most likely by saying something weird, smug and pedantic.

We’ll see Level 5 autonomy on interstate highways (so maybe that’s only Level 4) within 10 years. And frankly, that’s where the real money-maker is. To many businesses (trucking) it might not matter if we ever proceed to Level 5 on secondary streets.

I’m sure you’re a blast on Pitchfork.

Maybe even from Rivian too. I want a Rivian truck but I’m going to have to try really hard to love that front end.

The investment in Rivian would almost certainly not be treated as an expense on the P&L. It would not have any effect on income.

The entire point of the entire article is literally “these beans taste dramatically different and better than canned beans.”

She doesn’t mean haricot verts, she means “green” as in “never dried.”

$16 a pound? Plebe. Lucky for you we have the Rancho Gordo cassoulet gift box for $29.95 (although it does also include a book).