Have you ever watched the last two minutes of an NFL half/game, when injury incidence rates magically skyrocket? Or the last 30 seconds (30 minutes) of an NBA game?
Bob Loblaw Made Me Make a Phoney Phone Call to Edward Rooney
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You very clearly don’t watch baseball because you don’t seem to have a grasp on the liberties Rock took with his statements for the sake of making something both funny and noticeable.
You’re suggesting that someone chastised you for cheering about a home run? Have you ever actually been to a baseball game or are you confusing it with a tennis match you once saw on TV?
Because pitchers of color never throw at other players, white, black, latino, or otherwise.
Where in this is he implying that free market principles don’t work? He’s essentially taking an oversimplified view of economies of scale. Whether he’s right or not is a different discussion, but it says nothing of whether or not the free market is “working”.
Nope, every state they play in for the number of days they spent in that state.
Auto journalist just talked about steering feel. Watch out for the commentariat, Doug, that’s illegal!
Well, you’ve got me there.
What kind of insane weather/road condition inconsistencies are you seeing? A -10% swing on a 300 mile tank puts you at 270; so just drive to 250 and, volia, no problem. Additionally, conditions can both improve and harm mileage, it’s not just downward inconsistency.
You really don’t even need that much, though. Instead of pushing the car all of the way to what ‘E’ would be very time, you just pick a certain mileage marker on your trip odo where you go ahead and stop for gas. When you fill it back up you’ll see how much you put back in, and you know how big your tank is, so if you…
Can and have lived without. It’s called a trip odometer. Although not ideal, totally live without-able.
Are you familiar with the concept of a gag or a bit?
Right color, right engine, wrong transmission.
I SAID GODDAMN! Demuro throwin’ fire!
“..all of whom are undoubtedly so desperate for business that they may start to offer the Tiguan at competitive prices.”
“Non-GAAP earnings are perfectly acceptable.”
He and his company also tend to insert all kinds of non-GAAP nonsense into their earnings reports that are intended to create all kinds of nonsense analysis, so pot-kettle-black there.
Money, presumably.
That’s a fair point, but I think the fact that you’re talking about a relatively early stage company with unstable earnings and sales figures is the bigger issue, i.e. the quality of the data moreso than the quantity available.