Show us the literal quote.

No. He said they are struggling to understand a single issue with the car on tracks where bumps and kerbs affect the race line. Car design is an exercise in compromises. The task is for them to understand what changes can be made to better the car on street circuits without giving back too much of their dominance on…

No he didnt.

Misleading, clickbait headline. Have some pride in yourself and your work. 

No.

I don’t remember calling them tornados, but we called AWD donuts cyclones.

it is rapidly becoming evident that cybertrucks are the new “hummer”, with the same sort of moron at the wheel.

People obviously don’t count.

We just called it stupidity. 

Where I grew up, doing ‘reverse donuts’ was done by front wheel drive cars and we called them either tornados or cyclones to differentiate the two. Is that a Midwest thing or do other places use that? 

Governments have to set goalposts for industry, or else nothing will change. Those posts can change position over time, but everyone needs a target. Think about smog reduction targets in the 80's. Have you recently driven behind a 70's era car? You can smell it half a mile behind. Imagine if every car on the road was…

Do you think Joe Biden invented the electric car?

Beware the trap. Restored so nice you never drive it because you are worried about everything.

And now for the fake news. Elon Musk, the outspoken CEO of electric car maker Tesla, has fired the entire staff of his wildly successful Supercharging division and new car programs. This comes after reports of Elon receiving a massive $55B incentive package, and marks the second time a California celebrity has gotten…

You know, with Elon, the more I learn about the guy, the more I don’t like him. (paraphrasing Norm MacDonald)

Well, we’ve been unionized for nearly a decade now, so...

So how the union efforts going at G/O Media?

In the late 90's I had a few days to see what Microsoft was doing to their “perma-temp” employees. In the group I was with, several of the guys were bragging about their 100hr weekly timesheets.  Yes, I’m serious. 14-16 hour days were the norm for this group, with no days off.  I ran as fast and far away from that…

Had a friend that went to work for Tesla in their engineering dept back in 2010. He was a technician and was paid hourly. On average he logged 700 hours of OT each year. The engineer he worked for had a cot in his cubicle and basically lived at the facility during the week. There was another guy that had an RV in the…

“5:00am I usually check my emails while on my autopilot commute to work (1hr 30min drive)“