Perfectly normal cat food. He prefers salmon flavor.

There’s a lot of room between black/grey and lime green.

Yeah...this is some bullshit.

I like colors. Colors are good.

Elon says there’s gonna be a Tesla pickup, but...Elon says a lot of things...

I can’t speak for the business side of things, but that car in the lead image, whatever it is, is gorgeous. It’s refreshingly simple and well-proportioned.

I had to triple-check to make sure this wasn’t a Fancy Kristen article.

Not to mention actually breaking the law in a customer’s vehicle. That’s pretty far beyond the pale.

The first three Lay’s are a significant portion of all the chips in the bag. They’re mostly air. This is one of the many reasons I buy Kettle chips instead.

I agree...and that two years of oil changes should be from a different dealer or mechanic.

Burning clutch smell is abuse for any car.

I’ve been in a rental one recently and it was lovely. Interior materials were nice and it felt very substantial. Ford quality these days is pretty good, certainly miles better than GM. (I’ve been in a 2016 Mustang and a 2016 Impala, and the Impala’s interior felt like some kind of dollar-store knockoff by comparison.) …

“pickup and dropoff for him”

Yeah, that’s like saying “I broke your car, but I’ll do you a favor by not stealing your wallet too.”

That’s a really good question! I always assumed it was because they had to keep feeding it regular logs in addition to Doc’s special logs, but now that I think about it, a great deal of the chase happened with nobody in the cab. My theory, then, would be that Doc simply didn’t know how to disconnect the tender.

Dang it. That’s what I get for skimming the article.

True. Amtrak had better stock up on Presto logs.

Alternate method for setting fire to railroad tracks:

A manual EV isn’t a problem. That’s easy to build. Most conversions have a manual.

This looks like something out of either Dr. Seuss or Monsters Inc.