You blame the chronically underfunded schools? You’re right. You so sound like a Republican. Your solution is to pull more of their funding, right?

Ah yes, Schrodinger’s Viper.

Right and wrong in this case is subjective. The only person who can honestly say whether or not this was a bad investment is the car’s owner. We don’t all measure a car’s worth by its resale value...or by the odometer for that matter.

Do you feel better? Lol. If people are that easily controlled by advertisers then I don’t blame a failed system - I blame brain damage.

...it didn’t cover a lot of really basic things (how much to save for emergencies, how much to save for retirement, how much to save for other long-term goals, how much is reasonable to spend on housing, how much is reasonable to spend on transportation, etc).

Yep, you’re right. It is a systemic problem when we have so many people in this country that can’t do basic math. I blame the schools.

It’s not a great sign for economic growth, in any case.

Found the accountant.

Yeah, we all know that. Getting back to Paullubbock’s post which I originally responded to, electric cars aren’t going to significantly improve the smog issue if they’re using electricity generated at a coal-powered station. You’re just moving the pollution from one source, the tailpipe, to another, the coal-burning…

10 gigawatts of solar versus 259 gigawatts of coal-fired power stations. China isn’t going to save the world like you want to believe they will.

That’s great, as long as they’re also pushing for cleaner electrical energy production as well.

“This was not my idea.” - Dog #1

I think black will be very popular unless they can somehow colorize the solar panels to match other hues.

I do the same with goldfish crackers and cheerios. It just makes sense.

You have to listen, Sammy!

Oh.

...says the jolly dictator who forces his people to work in a sweat shop in the middle of a frozen wasteland.

And you, sir, take a star!

Great.

I was trying to come up with a clever French joke but I gave up.