How in depth for this calculation should we be getting here?  Should I be doing a Net Present Value calculation for that ~$4.5k difference in MSRP and what a potential buyer could be doing with that extra $4.5k in their pocket had they saved it up front?

No. You are off. Prime has a 13.6kWh battery and claims a full electric range of 39 miles. That’d be 2.85 miles/kWh, not 6.

Ha! Jokes on you. I use the sack and trowel to build a trebuchet. I use the trebuchet to launch a rock on you. You die. Now you’re a dead fat bastard. That didn’t go how you thought, now did it?

First, since when has yellow been a color for the Prius?

Interested to see what comes out of the Telegraaf and Erik van Haren. He claims to have had texts. So that means: he lied, or the texts he had were wrong (or poorly contexted), or RB just has some really weak enforcement against harassment.

How often are you carrying around 8ft 2x4s? If you are doing any home building, you’ll almost always have longer lengths, and thus unable to close your tailgate and have them lay flat.

Most people that make the above complaint, have never hauled a sheet of plywood or drywall in their life.  What does closing the tailgate in this case do?

It’s certainly not horrible, but it looks worse than the original.

I don’t what is taking so long here.  Did Horner violate company/team policies?  If he did, did that violation constitute termination.  If he didn’t, is what he did worthy of changing company policy?  If it is, is that change going to result in his termination?

He didn’t even do the fully right thing. If he knew the chief was drunk, why the fuck would he not do anything about the fact he drove there and would be driving away? He said it once, but you could tell he was very aware of his words and didn’t say it again because of the camera.

I’m not saying Max isn’t going to win, I’m merely pointing out that the articles use of lap times from testing is just ridiculous.

Why is anyone even caring about times yet? I mean, yes RBR looks good, but a 1:31.344 wouldn’t have gotten you out of Q2 last season, and the cars are thought to be faster this year compared to last year. So clearly there’s lots of performance left on the table right now—just like every pre-season testing event.

So you’re telling me that the typical driver would actually choose the slower car, if everything else about them is exactly the same?  Nah, they wouldn’t.  Some might, but most wouldn’t.

I don’t think it actually needs to be quicker, but my point is when the competition is quicker for cheaper (or same price) it seems to be natural to ask why this isn’t.

When the competition is doing it quicker, for cheaper (or similar) then yeah, it’s worth complaining about.  You’ve got to be able to justify the price somehow.

Even a non-marked up Blazer EV is too expensive.

Work more hours, take more contracts/shifts. It’s not that hard.  If Oklahoma is anything like most of the US, there’s certainly not a shortage of openings for her to take.

While I agree the US should work harder towards a more balanced budget, the idea that the US budget is anything like your household budget, is just asinine.

She mentioned “all over Oklahoma” so I’m guessing she’s some sort of traveling position, thus getting paid more.

Hannah is really dumb.