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The head of QC/QA at Fisker.

In keeping with retconning elements from Season 1, Tom Bombadil will be a grumpy drunk who throws trash at the Barrow Wights every day while shouting for Goldberry to bring him some more ale and prattling on about the power struggles in Middle Earth.

1) Yes.
2) But also, as a former GranTurismo owner...no actually, not really.

Biggest question for me is “why”?

Reminds me of the push back on Acolyte - most of the accounts are troll accounts with likes driven by troll accounts. No followers, following thousands of accounts, no posts.

The way they are describing this you’d think they were trying to sleep with the movie they made haha.

Trailers are definitely intriguing, hoping it will be good.

Sherlock movie/season 5 please.

Look, I get that gatekeeping music and celebrities is an adorable passtime for plebes, but brass tacks: CEOs (at least the ones from the Fortune 50 companies I’ve observed; smaller companies paradoxically require more effort) do essentially the same type of work as any politician. Attend meetings, present on key topics

This is actually a great idea; companies that want to control their own destinies and not be nationalized will continue to support a competitive marketplace and not just M&A every competitor til they are the last one standing with a subpar product; it also would avoid the “breaking” of companies like with AT&T and

Imagine knowing nothing about EV engineering and saying it with your whole self online.

Electric cars are designed to be capable of travel on wet days”

O rly? https://jalopnik.com/tesla-cybertruck-no-match-for-car-wash-1851417011

I love Abigail and every video she has made on Philosophy Tube is worth bingeing. Full stop.

Hey yo! {shots fired}

Its important to remember that Carlos Ghosn had to be smuggled out of Japan in a music instrument case for 91 million in total undeclared compensation*, which is 0.1625% of this amount.

*(and for secretly probably maybe trying to organize a merger of Nissan/Renault with FCA, which the Japanese government did not want

I don’t think these players view tires being replaced as an expense compared to normal people.

An Altima is 191, Camry and Kia K5 is 192, Sonata is 193, a Malibu is 194" ...How can this be considered little when it’s the size of a midsize sedan?”

Because the most popular SUVs sold in the US start at this size and go up?

{looks at the options across ICE ranges at every manufacturer}

Umm...

Buying a car for the 1% of specific use cases that you could just rent a vehicle for once a year is not a reason that will stop people buying this car. For a commuter who is paying 300+ in gas a month, young singles or married couple without kids, retirees, etc. this is everything they need.

If you need something

lol ok

That’s weird, are there any national mandates for forcing people to buy EVs or did he make that up just to scare people?