Calm down.

Calm down there Mitch, just calm down. The buyer liked the car and it’s his own opinion that matters, not yours.

Coke? Then you surely mean Hunter.

Yes, but my comment was referring to the OP who contended that bad batteries would be entering the swap stream.

The video posted on Twitter is by David Rennie, a British Journalist for the Economist who is their Bureau Chief stationed in Beijing. It has nothing to do with CGTN.

The thing is, it wouldn’t be your battery. It would be a fungible item, and battery swapping centers would presumably test each battery coming in/going out to prevent bad ones from re-entering the pool.

That green car on the far left side was going forward in its own lane. There are 3 lanes of traffic in that direction at the Robin Hood Island and Stratford junction. The green car came around as the traffic light turned green while the cars in the center and right lanes were already there, waiting for the light to…

I think the friction of inserting of the cards into the snug readers are the reason why the chips tend to fail. I use my phone for the RFID option when possible as well, to prolong the life of the chips.

Don’t act like such a bloody twat. Some people like iOS, others like Android. It’s a preference, and neither party is wrong. Only imbeciles like you opt to use negative labels for people with differing opinions.

It has 2 grams less sugar/serving and hazelnuts are the 2nd ingredient in it (sugar, hazelnuts, vegetable oil...) whereas Nutella lists them as the 3rd ingredient (sugar, palm oil, hazelnuts...) so you’re on to something here.

For all intensive purposes, he could care less, and your wrong for pointing out his poor spelling to. ;)

Well, that didn’t last long at all

I try to use RFIF tap/pay whenever possible so that the card is never inserted into the reader.

I have text alerts on my credit cards. Any charge over $1 will trigger the text so I will know if any card is compromised as soon as they use it and can use the app to immediately freeze the card.

This is such an absolutely moronic take - just because you have to step into a Hyundai dealership to get your hands on this car the product itself is “K-Mart” luxury “at best”? So, if you purchased a highly-rated LG OLED television at K-Mart the TV is no longer one of the best on the market but rather K-Mart luxury?…

Ha, I fart in your general direction.

“Tax corporations based on profit made in the country, not where its stored.”

Scam. It’s most likely someone looking to harvest real emails and mobile phone numbers from the unsuspecting who then sells such lists to spammers.

BTW, comparing prices in everything-has-to-be-imported Hawaii to anything stateside is crazy!

WTF are you talking about? It’s 170 miles between Boston and Albany. Tell me again how you’re driving between these 2 cities in around an hour. You’re all about correcting someone about geography then go and make an asinine statement such as this while you’re doing so? You’d barely make it to Pittsfield on the western…

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