True, people are dumb and deserve some of the blame but given the fact that the vehicle with the huge markup is still listed for sale, this suggests the dealer is pricing themselves out of a sale.

Did you move a mattress on top, holding it down with one of your arms and one from your passenger?

No, but Kia and Hyundai have made huge strides relative to their initial cars in the US. The thought of a Kia/Hyundai product having demand outstrip capacity is a very new idea.

Given the short time span between announcing they will accept and no longer process transactions, I don’t think any meaningful number of people bought a Tesla using the bitcoin option.

True. There is too much money in it now for it to disappear. It’s out in the wild. One more step in an ever connected world.

True, but crypto is both faster and cheaper. While that doesn’t hold many advantages for users making one or two transfers a month, it does hold a powerful advantage for large institutions that conduct thousands of transactions a day.

Crypto has no inherent value based on something tangible. You are correct on that. People are buying it for short term transactions, in which price doesn’t really matter or they are gambling that the price will go up and they can cash out.

That’s more or less Warren Buffet’s opinion. Everyone buying crypto for the past for years of placing a bet. It’s not investing, it’s pure gambling. Cheap entry with long odds of a very high payoff.

Old man strength is a real thing.

Nah man. Women get the curtesy of not being hit first. But the moment you assault me or my family, all curtesy is out the window.

Some people are special and the rules don’t apply to them.

The area that every on is worried about is the straight. Per your own source, those leaks have been on-land. The pipe line under the bridge hasn’t leaked.

I would assume that “process” NEBcruiser is referring to is the revocation of the easement. That is defined somewhere, someplace.

Here’s a thought experiment.

I like it RUF.

I don’t really care about the shortages honestly. I just have a really good use case for an electric truck. Commuting most days, well not at the moment..., a short tow with my boat to the lake, and longer excursions into the mountains to get wood or the occasional camping trip with a boat attached.

I’m really looking forward to the electric F-150 and the R1T. 

I used to autocross a guy with an 09 GT. I felt sorry when the V6 had the same hp rating the following year. Like, you couldn’t wait for 6 months. Sucks to have been him.

Try owning a late model 4Runner in Colorado. A fellow Jalop can make real money, after inflation selling to a big box dealership on a new car.

I’m confused on how you could drive while adding copious amounts of oil. Did you stop every 2 miles and top off? Just over fill it and hope for the best?