$5mil or bust, cheapskate.

I’ll just follow Orlove’s advice and steal a proper bike.

I thought these companies existed to bilk investors with more money than sense.

I’ll give them this, those wheels look better than the plastic-fantastic ones on the original concept.

even if it is a stripped-down Model 3 in the end

Haha I guess you’re right. Just tired of seeing them everywhere, reminding me of just how dumb NFTs are.

Game development is still very much a tech-oriented space, so I’m not too surprised to see that there are a decent number of crypto fans in it. I mean it still sucks for sure, and I’m glad it’s overwhelmingly negative.

I really hate how the Bored Apes became the face of NFTs because they are so freakin’ off-putting to look at.

I know the microphones on cellphone cameras are worthless, but your 1am audio comparison definitely sounded like the exact opposite of how you described it. The Nissan is a deeper thunk while the Jeep had the reverb. Kudos for still posting the video? I probably would’ve left that one out :P

I’ll go on record and say [there is] zero chance of cancellation.

Appreciate the deep-dive on this, definitely more than I ever knew about the subject.

I remember now, and I take umbridge with you reminding me!

I said this on the article about the stuck Barracuda oil filter: Boomers and Fram filters.

It’s a purposefully ‘inflammatory’ headline to get people to click and comment.

You had me at Gary V; or specifically, that’s where I realized this was even dumber than the headline suggested.

Boomers and Fram filters, name a more iconic duo.

Anyone that orders a First Edition of a new Ford product is just asking for it anyway, when was the last time they launched something that didn’t have issues?

Exactly what I was thinking. It’s akin to the “no true Scotsman” fallacy, claiming that their way of enjoying something is the correct and superior way.

They needed something to slot in under the Rav4, since crossovers print money. As for who buys them, not a ton of people relatively. The figures I can find show 2018 as the C-HR’s best year, coming in at 49,600 units. For reference, the Rav4 sold 427,100 that same year, followed up with 448,000 in 2019.

Hey, I like a good italicization for emphasis as much as the next person. But you don’t have to put one every paragraph. It kinda loses that oomph, doesn’t it?