Apparently, it’s only 200 years old, and they already know all about it.

How about the Chevette?  I had to drive one as a rental for weeks.

Not bad, but she should take the long drop as a traitor.

He didn’t open it after you found it??

Enough of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”. What do you suggest we do NOW?

First gear: I can’t get an EV because I can’t charge the thing at my apartment.  Full stop.

Generally speaking, if you’ve lost power, you don’t have a radio.  It would never occur to me to use AM radio to tune in anything significant.

Maybe Stelantis is actually supposed to be a fan, given how much they swing-and-miss.

Put all your (bad) eggs in one basket, then drop the basket.

Looks like a sentence fragment to me.

I bet it was more that she was handling it and she hadn’t asked for help.

I, for one, have no use for a car I can’t charge.  I live in an apartment.  Until apartments and utilities can support charging EVs, they’re not an option.

Check out Ashtabula_County, Ohio. They continue to build the things. Nineteen active ones last I looked. Granted, the newer ones aren’t all of wood.

There are reasons I left California.

They have AC.  If you want WORKING AC, that’s too bad.  After all, it’s Texas.  No water breaks or shade for workers there, after all.  They’re just training the kids to be ready to work.

I stopped flying Southwest years ago because of the free-for-all seating.  I *might* look at them if they get assigned seating.  Since I rarely fly, my preferences are unlikely to gain them much, though.

I can’t see investing in Tesla.

Revive it by replacing the battery with a gas tank and install a V8.

Hire Fix-it Felix.

He never seems to speak.  Maybe his English accent isn’t very good.