So true. I used to have a G/O tab permanently open, but recently I forgot to check Jalopnik and Gizmodo (the only two G/O sites I still look at) for three weeks and I didn’t even notice. There’s simply little reason to visit anymore. They sold off the good sites, turned off comments on others, and routinely screw…

Welp, looks like we’ve finally found a reason not to buy a Cybertruck

I don’t understand why steering wheels can’t be round anymore. Pardon the pun, but it drives me fucking nuts.

Crocodile Dumbdee

Welp, I guess we’ve finally found a reason not to buy the Cybertruck.

Don’t even need to watch the video. Until Lexus drops that god-awful grill design it’s a No Dice.

2006 Lexus IS350. Big engine, good gas mileage, and great tech for the time (Rear camera! Center screen! Built-in assistant that didn’t understand you!). Plus it was the pre-ugly grill era for Lexus, so it looked good. It never went to the shop outside of oil changes in the 14 years I had it. Only sold it because I…

Sure, but Sully landed one in the Hudson river, so you never know. :)
Anyway, one can draw up doomsday scenarios all day long, but you’re still safer in commercial over GA.

Of course commercial flying is safer - the planes are safer. You don’t have nearly the redundancy in a single-engine plane that you do on a jet. Hence why I’m not nearly as worried about the 737 Max issues as some people are (got off one yesterday, in fact).

No guns on planes? What other recourse will people stuck in the middle seat have when they don’t get both armrests?

When he first started driving it “In the first week or two, people were hanging out of their cars taking videos, even in the pouring rain,” Carter said.

Whelp, looks like we’ve found the first reason not to buy a Cybertruck.

Weird, because these types of people are usually absurdly vocal about being ‘Murican.

I’ve been making the same comment on every article pointing out how shitty the Cybertruck is. I’ve made a LOT of them.

Whelp, looks like we’ve found the first reason not to buy a Cybertruck.

It’s a foot switch you tap to turn your brights on and off. It was convenient, but with auto-brights nowadays I don’t particularly miss it.

Ahh, I thought you meant Kendrick delivered the line in A-minor. My bad.

And he delivered it in A minor.

Right? One of the rare times when a pilot WANTS a phone number!

Food delivery is an established, proven service popular with consumers. The problem lies in making the delivery drivers free agents. It used to be that a pizza delivery guy would be working in the kitchen when not out on delivery, so he got paid an hourly wage and the tips were just a bonus. Now, the drivers are sittin…