The sad part is this is a old 20r carb 4 popper RWD open diff and not one fuck was given.

I’ll say this about Teslas. I’ve seen them show up at Cars and Coffee and it’s hilarious to watch the entire assemblage of people give a collective yawn, shrug and go back to looking under the hood of another car.

You act like one can't exist without the other. You just don't realize they are all the same.

So FCA wanted to keep the union leaders “Fat, dumb and happy” but both sides say this had no impact on collective bargaining. So why would FCA worry about getting union leaders all of these bribes if they weren’t getting some benefit?? I also find it strange that an organization can be so corrupt up to the top of its…

This is how unions work. They have always been corrupt. 

I hate the “great man” excuse for abusive behavior. Fuck Elon.

I very much like what Tesla and SpaceX have done, and I really WANT to like Elon, but the more I hear about the guy, the more he seems like a tool. Perhaps he’s not, in person, but then again, every interview I see with the guy, he seems like a tool.

If it walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck...

“Of course, nobody expects launching a car company—especially a groundbreaking electric one—from basically scratch to be an easy, laid-back, touchy-feely job where your boss is there to hold your hand, pat your head and tell you what a special boy or girl you are. Working at Tesla is probably very hard because it has…

This company exists for one reason only; to make Elon money.

I never understand how people work for someone like this. Yes, you will probably change the world, but no one will remember your name, they’ll remember his. He probably never even knew your name. All of the sacrifice you made, all of the emotional and physical sacrifice you make is just a drop in the bucket to make…

TL;DR

Or how he’s terrified of smells (and don’t wear cologne or perfume if you interview there, FYI):

when you try to run a car company like a startup software dev house.

Economics 101 by Hamilton Nolan. 

He’ll never understand. Unions only serve to benefit those at the top, and politicians on the fringe of society. 

Give it a rest, Hamilton Nolan. Unions were relevant 100 years ago, but not anymore. Get to work figuring out a new shtick, nobody wants to join an extortionist, self-serving, crooked big labor union.

If unions are so amazing why do their advocates want people to enter into them, pay for them, and support them by force? Why can’t they present the case why workers should support them instead of removing any ability of choice?

Step 1) Get Job
Step 2) Attempt to Unionize
Step 3) Get laid off
Step 4) Profit

HamNo, you just don’t get it do you?  When you raise the cost of labor, more resources flow to capital. Unions raise the cost of labor. Take an economics class.

Lol. Leverage? They aren’t even organized. It’s more like they’re organizing to organize.