Normally I would be against this but:
1. Walmart is still the bigger beast in this fight.
2. Kroger is a union store and while my experience with the local chapter of the union was not great it does offer a lot of protections that stopped working there from being a total nightmare.

If you want to maximize your earnings you need to be proactive on moving things around. Discover has 5% cashback categories every 3 months you have to activate. Chase has cashback bonuses for specific stores and restaraunts that you have to turn on before they count (for example right now I have one in my list for…

Mods I want on Xbox:

the points for subscriptions could be pretty worthwhile. it really depends how the rewards actually work.

I mean you realize who is putting out the card right?

I mean if they want to fix it they can have her get injured in her teens and the healing fox powers react and put her in a stasis coma for X years.

Yeah that’s my thinking, in particular compared to other BEVs. BEVs have a lot of weight under the passenger compartment due to the under slung batteries so it would not surprise me if BEVs look a lot worse for wear in a rollover test with all that weight directly above.

When someone loves creating they can never truly retire. 

The best pop tarts flavor is the Cinnamon roll pop tart (yes it looks like someone came on a poptart but it’s delicious.): https://www.walmart.com/ip/Pop-Tarts-Cinnamon-Roll-Drizzle-Breakfast-Toaster-Pastries-27-oz-16-Count/227264564

None, there are places where subscriptions make sense, streaming movies and games where most consumers are never going to replay after they are done with it. Feature subscriptions for cars makes zero sense AND makes selling the vehicle murkier. What happens if I have a subscription, show off and sell the car to…

Honestly instead I just want a better McChicken. use the formula for the nuggets and just make it  a massive nugget with sweet and sour sauce on it. make it the same price as a 4 piece and you have a slam dunk sandwich.

As much as I hate Ol’ Musky the NACS is the best electric vehicle charging standard by a wide margin. the CCS is a terrible design that is prone to problems while the NACS has a proven track record of reliability. Something that is needed to get people into EVs who are worried about charging.

that fence is really not that high. electricity prices in the US are way lower per mile compared to gas prices. I drive less than 4k miles a year and I still save way more in an EV than I did in an ICE.

Yep, I’m amazed yokels have the energy to do anything with all the things they get angry/upset about on a daily basis.

4th: Hydrogen has a place only if they actually do something with it aside from dumping billions into development and not actually putting infrastructure in. Where are the Hydrogen Semis that could feasibly use this tech? it’s been 20 years and we have yet to see a major push into hydrogen trucking even though that is…

The used Chevy Bolts are the real deal here, you get the $4k tax credit, they all either have new batteries or still need to have the recall done (which gets you a new battery) and that battery comes with an 8 year 100,000 mile warranty that transfers between owners. 

if it’s using DLSS then that’s a good sign. the tech does some impressive things and make a 4k switch possible without too much added cost.

yeah I think the combination of cheese and tomato sauce in there definitely kills any chance of the orange chicken flavor coming through, I don’t see why that was included aside from “every pizza roll has tomato sauce and fake cheese in it”

I am expecting the comments section to fill up with “I drive 1000 miles a day and I don’t have time to spend 15 minutes charging every 3 hours so this will never work for any consumer!”

I bet people were saying the same thing about combustion cars too back before there was a gas station on every corner.