Your takeaway from this is that it’s the bollards fault?

Maybe the person filming doesn’t have any limbs.

I would argue that it does not count as getting away if the encounter with the security measures renders the would-be getter-away unable to continue within sight of said security measures.

Way back there was an article here on bollard testing. It was for government facilities against terrorism.

Got Damn

Bollards don’t play.  If done right there they are about as close as you can find to an immovable object.

One thing I absolutely would buy into on a modern truck is some sort of clever built-in universal phone mount with bluetooth. You just stick your phone onto the dash and use it as the screen, play the audio through the speakers. I don’t even want a radio.

Also no A/C and crank windows for the true experience

Ford employed a truck configuration it did not actually intend to sell to individual buyers – one that omitted such standard items as the spare wheel, tire and jack, radio, and center console

Red Bull costs you wiiiiiiings!

“at the same time we should be curbing predatory lending practices via regulation and there’s a laundry list of ways we could do that“

Ahhh, the motorcycle has training wheels!

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Unfortunately, some people will commit suicide regardless of how supportive their environment is. Two well known examples are Robin Williams and Naomi Judd. Both had loving environments, but the depression was overwhelming.

California resident here, the only state with any real hydrogen refueling infrastructure and the only place you can buy a Mirai or Honda FCX Clarity fuel cell car. They can hardly give away Mirais, even with $15,000 in free fuel included with each new car. Why? Glad you asked!

The whole state only has 43 hydrogen…

This is Shanghai.  If they go home, they’ll just be locked in their homes. Might as well stay at work and make money. 

I work 2 hours a day, so stand in glory of my iron might.

But the reason FoxConn had to install anti-suicide measures is because journalists were too stupid or lazy to do basic math. Their slanted reporting resulted in bad PR, and since the public couldn’t properly be educated, FoxConnhad to install anti-suicide nets to appease them.

In that case, I could’ve done it, too. (still in greys after years and years)