Personally I’ve seen more racism / prejudice in New England than in North Carolina. Just get a an hour outside of Boston.

I believe this is the biggest problem. A job like that just has to be mentally scarring and the fact that they don’t have mandatory counseling is disturbing. Though I’m sure if they tried to mandate it the unions would fight it. Until mental health is destigmatized too many bros would see counseling as admitting…

nothing about a kid with an antifreeze jug should make any rational person jumpy. That officer is unfit for society

What sucks is that those cops that can recognize that their nerves are frayed or are starting to have PTSD or other mental/emotional effects from their job are not always given the proper outlet to retire early and leave the force. I know one particular cop (friend of a friend) who went through a tough situation. A…

Traffic stops should not receive the death penalty.  

Like Michigan, California (non-LA, non-SF), and New York (upstate)? I’ve seen a bunch of hateful conspiracy theorists in all these states. Or maybe you prefer to keep you’re “Us vs Them” fallacy going because you want to assume that’s it’s all just in the South?

In this case, the objections raised were in bad faith, based on a fat sack of manufactured partisan lies.

Voting against certifying an election result is not sedition.

Honestly? No, I don’t know that you can judge a company by where they contribute money politically.

Toyota has the most complex and widespread supply chain in the United States of any automotive manufacturer, and it’s not even close.

I thought they had this technology for some time now

There is also the strong chance that “someone else’s battery” is a cheap knockoff, and that there is a whole chain of swap stations in New Jersey harvesting legit batteries for black market re-sale. If VW can cheat emissions tests, surely factory battery checks can be cheated too.

You add alot of weight and complexity, and reduce battery volume by adding in how you can use the same shoeboxes between makes and models. 

Yes, but he’s playing the role of this human named Tom Hiddleston.

I keep running into people I haven’t seen much of since pre-covid, and for some reason EVERY SINGLE FUCKING ONE OF THEM feels the need to tell me about the investments, and bitcoin, and dogcoin, and the Ev startup they invested in that i already know is halfway dead. It’s fucking tiring, trying to catch up with…

So this is Elio, except in 2021, not 1996.

I bought a F type R for this very reason.

I did this and have no regrets.

Or: they want to stay rich.

If we are going to be making poor life choices by buying British sports cars, I’d rather have the F-type. I still recall their commercial where they said that's what the villain would drive. I don't think I'm distinguished enough to drive an Aston