“FWIW, Hyundai passed Toyota in quality ages ago. Toyota is trading on it’s rep at this point.”
“FWIW, Hyundai passed Toyota in quality ages ago. Toyota is trading on it’s rep at this point.”
This asshole is a real piece of work.
If you have to turn your head/body, you’re doing it wrong.
It continues to amaze me how so many people are eager to drop “Science!” on others as if it’s a dare, when it suits them, then with indignant righteousness turn around and declare that there are 375 genders and that a pregnant woman with a vagina is a man. Because feelings.
1971? Paper output? Here, hold my beer, watch this:
“at least 2,000 agencies have purchased a range of products and services” from a variety of vendors with names like Cellebrite, Grayshift, MSAB, Magnet Forensics, and AccessData.
Put Meg Whitman on the Supreme Court, for that matter.
The weirdest thing about the Quibi debacle (Quibacle?!) is explaining HOW it even happened. I don’t know anybody that would have told a market research company “I *love* the idea of watching movies on my tiny little phone screen!”
Remember when the world wasn’t full of “the Chipotle of...”?
of course, those throwing around the term “science-denier!” would choke if you asked them how many genders there are—all in the name of science, of course. And if a man could become pregnant.
Just like seatbelts and airbags make people complacent about driving like idiots, right?
Fixed that one for you.
Seriously? It’s nine bucks. You shit out nine bucks worth of lunch today. Pay the nine bucks and browse around for a month, and decide if you want to stay or not.
what an appropriate byline for this “article”.
you’ve got it backwards. He’s house rich; that is, he is rich in housing. What he is, is cash poor. He doesn’t have any cash.
What’s crazy is the guy from his letter seems to have a good grasp of the numbers but he’s just doesn’t know what to do with them.
He CAN’T afford it. He *can* pay for it, but that’s way different than “can afford it”.
the only way I’m ever seeing either one of those things in the near or near-distant future is if I inherit a shitload of money
It doesn’t sit well with me when a company decides that “you can’t sit with us” toward an editor who has shown that stirring-the-shit bandwagon is their schtick.
sigh.