Yeah, I could have been more empathetic to the poor folks who get motion sickness. I’m fortunate to basically have no issues there. Except when I’m playing a video game and leap off a cliff. I get that “falling” feeling, even sitting down. It’s weird.

I did end my post with /yelling at clouds!

I have an even better idea. If looking at your phone in the car makes you sick, maybe just... Don’t do that?

Haha my two dogs are as follows:

Well, you can always board the dogs!

I wonder if this kind of generalized, public reaction to the simple act of buying a vehicle presages an increasingly-cult-like Tesla buyer and an increasingly-hostile out-group consisting of “everyone else.” And even if you bought/ordered yours a long time ago before all this nonsense, you may get lumped into this new …

That guy was in Nantucket.

I’m well aware that “Made in China” is synonymous with dubious quality here in the US. I’m also well aware that it’s not accurate 100% of the time.

Cybertruck buyers don’t need the hammer because their skulls are thick enough to do the job.

I thought H2Oi was in Ocean City

Do they not want you to smack things with it because the hammer will break stuff? Or because smacking a hard surface will break the hammer?

You need a Jeep with the removable roof panels!

Yep! That’s exactly it! Literally all electronics are from Foxconn! That’s exactly what I meant!

Once, I tried to take my dog in my Miata. I wouldn’t have normally done this, as I tend to be a sensible person, but he had just had a tooth removed and my wife had something come up, so the Prius wasn’t available to pick him up from the vet’s office.

Foxconn is a Taiwanese company. Not a Chinese company. That distinction matters.

I said the same thing about basically all those movies.

Well then the only question I’ve got is...

The correct thing to do when traveling for vacation is as follows:

Well...

You are literally the craziest person I’ve ever interacted with on this blog.