Spin up an open wifi in a public location and see how long it takes people to join. People just don’t care.

Living on the side of the ocean with healthcare, I’ll probably never get to see one, but I loved the Bronco(s) so much (it was one of my dream American cars, along with the Kennedy Continental, the ‘68 Riviera, and a few others) I’m ready to be disappointed come reveal time, like for the Fuji X100V and the next iPhone…

Alternate method (step by step):

US consumers: haven’t had a meaningful raise in decades.

Yen, not dollars.

The existence of the Nissan Kicks already told me that Nissan was in shambles. Nevermind that garbage they’re trying to pass off as a Maxima. Or that the R35 has been around almost as long as the R32, R33 and R34 put together. Do I even need to bring up the Z?

It scares me a bit that they mentioned the Ridgeline as its competition. What are the odds that the new Frontier is based on the new unibody Pathfinder?

So you’re saying this isn’t the final Frontier?

The one problem with that is you have to get city permission to install such racks, and you can almost bet money the city isn’t going to let you put them there for free.

“investing in batteries that can be swapped out more easily”

Remember when a democrat had the gall to get excited?

That’s a pretty demented and deeply elitist attitude.

i live in a small town so the impossible burger is simply impossible to get. i plan on finally trying beyond today from del taco and/or carl’s but i wouldn’t be surprised if my local stores don’t offer them yet.

I was a vegetarian for a while, and my first Passover skipping meat my grandma proudly showed me that she made me a bowl of chicken soup with just the vegetables. As in, she just picked the chicken out of the bowl, but she was so excited to serve it to me I politely ate a few bites, because how do you say no to a…

Considering how clueless non-vegans can be about the diet, I have no problems with someone bringing their own fare, just in case. When I took my then-vegan ex-wife to visit my family in Minnesota, nobody could wrap their heads around it. “We have some yogurt.” Umm, that’s still dairy. “If you don’t eat meat and…

“We went to a nice restaurant Saturday night, with plenty of vegan options (we checked the menu for her ahead of time) but she insisted on lugging a HUGE Tupperware container of her special food out.”

yeah, it’s one thing for people to complain about the kind of self-righteous vegan who makes a big stink out of whether there are options that suit their preferences.

they made it mandatory so that they can collect all of our money and never pay out

But it doesn’t come with mirrors.