This comment reads like it’s from someone who has never been to Europe. NYC is infinitely more accessible than 99% of cities in Europe.

In Europe, accessibility comes after history, and after feasibility. In almost everywhere in the US, history and feasibility come last due to the ADA. It’s not even close.

...that doesn't make any sense 😕 

If only there some kind of remote, OnStar like thing that could be triggered to lock thieves in stolen cars and then have them self-destruct. A computerized voice could do a countdown from say 30 seconds (maybe less, testing would need to be done) while interjecting little comments like “don’t you wish that you’d…

The only issue I had with the video is when John Oliver recommended no longer targeting vehicles with expired plates or expired registration.

Most boring vehicle for sure.

I actually saw a mint Sundance on the road the other day. I thought they were attractive cars for the time - the v6 versions weren’t slow.

My friend had a Tempo all throughout HS.  The way he drove it, the car was never boring.  But wasn’t fun either- more like terrifying.

I live in Asheville. Our airspace has been filthy with helicopters of all types for a week and a half. We have search and rescue, medivac, blackhawks, and chinooks carrying hummvees. They are a constant presence.

Muskrat doesn’t understand that you can’t just jump in a helicopter and fly it wherever you want all willy-nilly. This is doubly true in disaster zones where there’s a lot of emergency responders working in the airspace. Muskrat isn’t being denied anything or singled out, he’s just being told to follow the rules like…

“ intentionally sent that hurricane to stop people from voting for Trump”

USA! USA!

The wealth gap is becoming untenable and it’s pretty clear at this point that the government isn’t going to do shit to help anyone but those most wealthy become even more wealthy at the expense of everyone else. If this country is going to survive, it’s going to be on the backs of workers unions clawing back what they…

In my profession , any hole over 6" deep needs flagging, over 18" needs a taped perimeter, and over 36" needs a fixed barricade. Excavations over 4' have stepping requirements to prevent/mitigate cave-ins.

I with Musk channeled his energy into continued innovations instead of being a feckless troll. I know he can do both. But I wish he didn't acquire Twitter and feed the horde. 

Lol I live in Irvine and cops are itching to give tickets. We have motorcycle cops waiting in my neighborhood for school to let out so they can give tickets to kids for riding skateboards without helmets en mass 

This thing is so hideous that it’s the only Hummer competitor that I’ve ever viewed as the inferior option. I saw a Hummer EV at the convenience store and thought “at least dude didn’t waste his money on a Cybertruck”.

One of the first lessons I learned about customer service, at age 15, was to assume every customer would rat out bad service, thereby hurting the company and its product. I guess Musk hasn't learned that lesson, or doesn't care.

FFS, let’s start with your assertion on the Model S. I have one. A Plaid. It sucks. It’s uncomfortable, the seats are hard and sweaty. The visibility is nil and the steering wheel started peeling in 3 months. If it weren’t for the crap residual value, it would’ve been ditched quickly. Porsche or Mercedes next.

I mean, they aren’t old, they’re just folks who buy the issue about cars every time they buy a new car to make sure the car they’re looking at doesn’t have some gigantic red flags. In other words, normal, non-chronically online people.

Absolutely. Some of the lobotomies weren’t recent.