3: They run through enough avocados they don’t really need to worry about it, and the person loading them in still has a chance to quality inspect the obviously bad ones

Pre-peeled from costco, store in the freezer. So much easier and at least 95% as good (not like minced garlic)

On work travel, making a connection in Denver. Get to gate and are told our plane has been delayed 2 hours. Whatever, grab a bite to eat at a nearby restaurant. Make our way back (still 1.5 hours before the new boarding time), find out our plane is almost done boarding. Woohoo, what luck!

Its not a trough, its a system of locks where the ship has to traverse a ~75' elevation difference from side to side. That’s accomplished by filling the locks with water from a lake which (presumably) isn’t receiving the runoff it used to. 

I would be fine paying a reasonable subscription to continue my 3rd party reddit experience. Instead, my choices are to either hope a 3rd party offers an expensive subscription (because of how much reddit will charge them and the 3rd parties aren’t allowed to run ads) or I can use the official reddit app which is…

Also they are blocking 3rd party access to any NSFW content. Which isn’t just porn, they tend to flag a lot of communities as mature and ineligible for 3rd parties

Okay, but besides the best car/driver/mechanics/principal, is there any reason they are dominating?

VW. Had a TDI during dieselgate, their attitude towards customers the entire time was the end for me. Basically they were acting like we should feel really gracious about them being court ordered to give us slightly above blue book for their lying

Even better when Arrested Development threw in a shoutout to it

We haven’t seen any good pictures yet, but I’m sure the new Tacoma will be disappointing in that they won’t move the design forward at all. I get that it sells well enough in its current boring state, but no reason they can’t make it a little fun.

>you aren’t getting the tax rebate, the manufacturer is

Yes, I live on the front range, which is where most of the people in Colorado live, and where most of the vehicles would come from

Besides living there for a decade, sure I’ve never been to Colorado

>Colorado doesn’t salt roads

Ever seen a wolf eat kibble?

Interstates through a community effectively destroy them. Bridges are expensive so there might not be one convenient to you, so it destroys walkability. No one wants to live next to an interstate, so housing prices are depressed and end up being rental neighborhoods. Being a cheaper neighborhood, you tend to have…

>California has cheap electricity

This was my answer as well. Thing was revolutionary for the time, they just made it way too ugly

There’s an entire section on how they were able to maximize the range because they minimized the drag profile

I drive 3000 miles each day through the mountains and snow and 5 hours of duck boat tours, towing approximately 140 tons. Until they can make an EV that can do that AND retain the sportiness of a 911, they are just too impractical for the average american. Also if there is absolutely any mining waste or emissions from…