Does it really though? Or do you just believe it does? At $4/gal and a $10k difference, you could’ve had a Honda Fit and 2500 gallons of gas. At the Fit’s 33 mpg city that gets you 82,500 miles. That’s over five years of driving just to break even. And that’s assuming the sparky go-go juice you’re pumping into that…

I smell a Chevy plant here. “The feels”, “take my money now” , “sheeple”, “millennial"? This is either some lame company hack trying to work the message boards or a walking charachature. Memes on memes on memes

Your business is going to fail if you think spending $30k on a new electric car is a wise decision.

I’m sure if that’s the case they wouldn’t have waited until 9 p.m. to take a CNA. I give deponents half an hour to show—if they’re no call/no show after 30 min. from when the depo was supposed to start, I take a CNA. but say she calls to say she’s going to be late, okay I can wait (and bill the wait). If she shows up…

It doesn’t make sense to me either. If the explanation is that Amber freaked out and refused to go into the room, why was everyone there for 10 hours straight? They just stared at her, watching her freak out for hours? That doesn’t make sense. Why aren’t Depp’s lawyers filing a citation against her for contempt? She…

Yeah, another lawyer here and this made no sense. First off, a deposition is discovery, not a hearing or a proceeding. It was not her opportunity to testify against him. It was his attorneys’ opportunity to ask her lots of embarrassing questions to determine how good a case she has. If the only thing scheduled was her…

Lawyer here, I am so confused. First, a Saturday deposition is exceedingly rare. Second, she’s lucky they didn’t call it a day after waiting an hour. I would have and then put it on the record that she’s a no-show, sought sanctions, etc. Third, as someone who has conducted hundreds and hundreds of depositions, unless…

Get the 30 year and feel good about it.

As a home owner, I would side with your idea of doing a 30 year loan and making larger payments for the reasons you mentioned.

You would think that people had learned from the success of The Cosby Show, A Different World, In Living Colour, Martin, The Fresh Prince of Belair, Family Matters...

Thanks - that is very helpful. Yes, I meant that I was confused by the tone of the article, which seemed to imply there was something untoward about the request when it seemed completely uncontroversial to me.

Yes, but isn’t it also standard practice/incredibly common for the defense attorney to be there too?

“I like how many commentors prime concern seems to be: no power is no third parties.

Then you become a parent. And you can't ride your motorcycle. And you don't touch your guitar for two years because just the sound of the E string on the acoustic makes your daughter cry. And you don't have time or even energy for video games. And your gaming books collect dust on your shelves. And instead of buying…

Their major fixes in that direction so far:

From what I’ve read, the game is supposed to take your location every 60 seconds or so and then measure the displacement over a straight line. If that displacement is greater than ~300m (this is the value I’ve seen cited), you don’t get any credit because the game figures you’re in a car. This means that if you jog…

It looks like 10 or 11 mph is the limit for egg hatching distance. If you go any faster than that, it doesn’t track reliably if at all.

I think when people talk about “Stuff” they are really talking about things you do not use in your day to day life. As an example building up a huge collection of Blu-Rays for hundreds of dollars would probably bring less enjoyment than an “Experience”. The same could be said for the daily $2.50 coffee or daily lunch.…

Yes OK thank you - basically the point is to not spend money on experiences you won’t enjoy.

I doubt the “experiencers” advocate spending penny one on experiences you won’t enjoy. Since the author wouldn’t enjoy a solo trip to NYC, the choice between that and a laptop seems false to me.