You know it's bad when Florida seems like a good option

He’s going to jump the shart!

I drive 10 miles a day to work in austin, and live in North central, and I spent 90% of my time at or over the speed limit.

You are incorrect.

...a culture that infuriates me? You mean that same culture I have spent years learning about, immersed in, adapting to, and being molded by? That culture? The one that is so much a part of my identity and sociocultural context that I’ve chosen to take on Japanese nationality and live here for the rest of my life.

You know what guys, I am from India, and I’m sorry that my government dared to give funding to a bunch of ambitious engineers, rocket scientists and well meaning brains at ISRO , when they should have just spent all the money trying to fix all the problems that my country faces.

I don’t think the $60 they spent on this would make the difference between being a shithole and being Norway.

India doesn’t have clean air, land, or water and they want to do what now?

Growing up would be another, albeit non-intuitive, alternative.

United Auto Workers dues are about $40 a month

That’s far from “outrageous” considering all the workers get out of having union representation

I see lots of you are claiming that “workers at Tesla don’t need a union”

Gregor Lesnik would like to have a word with you about that

Absolutely. That won’t stop people from repeating the same old worn out lines.

Fox News is already going ape shit over this. The question I have for the idiots who oppose unions is this: Do you vote? If yes then I’ll bet it’s because you want a say in how the government that gets your tax dollars is run. So why would you NOT want a say in the company that your work effort supports? I love how…

True, but Intel is also known as a place where job security goes to die, based on performance or not. Growing up in Hillsboro, OR I witnessed many of my friends’ family members be shuffled off over the years during their layoff waves.

Ask those workers what they think about all that “flexibility” and how it affects them.

I’m sure it’s good for the boss - but what’s good for the boss is often terrible for the worker.

“Flexibility” as a rule means bosses trying to screw over their workers - as a rule that’s only good for the boss, not the workers.

Yes, because workers having rights on the job is such a bad thing

Or fucking mountaintop removal coal mining.

No, what I think is dishonest is comparing a technology in it’s infancy to a technology that is mature.

Honestly surprised at all the hate this kid is getting here, the land of homebrew project cars, compared to the rest of the internet, that loves the fact that this car is straight trolling Ferrari-driving Malibu. This car is, mechanically, better sorted than 50% of the tuner cars from known companies we drive on our…