Neutral: Without googling, I can’t summon a mental picture of a Q50, Q60, or Q70.. not to mention any specs... and I’m a person who actively reads about cars and likes Japanese sedans. That is a fail for Infiniti.

So airlines are pushing the TSA, famous for security theater, to do medical theater.

I have no follow up, just wanted to say I always enjoy your work!

True! I have to confess I didn’t think that one from 2014 was a touchscreen, but you’re right. This is a new unit but conceptually, the newness here is largely about the design and Apple/Android connectivity.

This really isn’t a bad idea. Being able to put Android Auto in a car built pre-2016 without having to use some ugly ass Pioneer unit and a dash kit would be great. 

I suspect places where a lot of tricks are sold are also places that were slow to implement shutdowns

Baffles me how this amazingly obvious conclusion seems to fly right over the head of the author here. People who can afford full-size trucks are more likely to STILL be able to afford full size trucks and many who otherwise wouldn’t have bought one are taking advantage of the deals and financing. Shocking. 

It’s pretty typical “I don’t have anything else to write about” Erik fodder.  You get used to it after awhile.  There’s literally nothing to be gleaned from all the words he typed.

You cannot keep saying this is the new normal for 6 weeks, then the new normal will be for another 6 weeks, then a different new normal for a while after that. By definition a global pandemic and the immediate fallout is not normal. This is, most likely. a severe outlier to the normal and within a couple years things…

Hi, I would imagine the author doesn’t make a terribly good income especially by New York standards and as a result flirts with communism and lionizes the labour movement. 

This whole discussion about the risk/reward of opening up businesses gets politicians twisted up into this big old red herring “either or” choice about where our priorities really are, human lives, or the economy.

He would have stirred it by leaning in the desired direction in his train seat

No shit. He thought he could steer a train off the rails over curbs, fences, and two intersections?

The #11 team was docked points after Hamlin’s rig failed post-race inspection. His GPU was overclocked and his computer case had two loose lug nuts.

Have you been living under a rock for the past 10 years?

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They did already. That was the whole point of the original story.

Maybe you should take a break from playing devil’s advocate and reread the article

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