Becoming dependent on a vehicle (ie, need to drive to get anywhere because public transit sucks) and then something sidelining that vehicle which can cause absolute chaos to your life.

Ya, and in our late-stage capitalism hell hole, this guy had to go to work one month after having twins.

I also significantly prefer the look of the Charger to the Challenger after the 2011 facelift and *especially* after the 2015 refresh.

Get the fuck outta here with “invested in pretty secure-return stuff like multifamily residential property”.

I think if it’s a shorter stint and there’s less crap on the tear off they’ll clean it and leave it. I’d guess since the rest of the pit stop is longer and it allows them to save tear offs if they actually need it.

My guess: in the strive for StOnKs MuSt Go Up everything is getting thinned out - maintenance crews, support crews, staff, (ATC to an extent but that’s more manufactured government dysfunction)...etc. Everything that makes the system work smoothly has been slowly chipped away to make more money and we’re really…

I’m not sure many kids in college at this point would be the kids of Millennials, except people like Boebert who had kids at 18, and it’s unlikely those kids are ending up in college.

Idk, Geico is really ramping up their efforts to not cover people. You can find reports of it online and I ran into a similar issue.

A large part of rates is how many miles you drive because being on the road in the first place increases your risk., and my insurance asks me for mileage verification each year.

For a movie that includes car chases with silly vehicles through cities, a giant fighting set piece on a train, time travel, and Nazis you seem weirdly hung up on the fact that a woman knocked out a man.

I was gonna say, 15 years ago you would have unlocked them by just playing the game in the first place

One thing I don’t like about this reporting is the weird undertone of “working remotely is bad”, which feels like it’s popping up more frequently by the day, and even from Bob himself.

I work in the industry and *dozens* of movies (if not hundreds across the industry) were finished remotely and no one batted an eye.

Getting people to stay home and not vote is actually a hugely successful campaign strategy (and partially helped Trump win in 2016).

Hard agree. I liked the set pieces in Dial of Destiny, but each one ran on for far too long

I don’t know, she *barely* eeked out a win in the last election in a pretty solidly red district so they might be getting tired of her antics.

I wonder if with the currently obscene wealth gap, and the rich wanting to do even more niche, unique things, that there might actually be a use case for this (“I need to travel, I midaswell travel on the fastest thing there is”).

The Golden Gate Bridge could have used some of that wind tunnel testing before they turned it into an extremely loud, low frequency harmonica when they replaced the railings.

One thing that gets lost in the sauce is he didn’t form Tesla. Tesla existed for a few years but in his typical egomaniacal fashion he demanded to be considered a founder when he purchased it.

There is basically zero trade-off in performance between sedans and their hatchback equivalents. CUVs: yes, but not hatches

I think the game that perfectly encapsulated that experience was Steel Battalion on the OG Xbox