you didn’t see anything

Spoken like a neoliberal lobbyist.

it is hard to find drivers and the working conditions were harsh

So the goal is to try and account for the decision making process of an irrational actor?

AND that one is now gone too. Huh. There’s a lid for every pot.

I did a quick check and this seems to be ‘slightly below market’... so I’ll give this a weak NP. 

If I remember correctly, those fender hashes were a factory option.

$44K seems fair for a ZL1 with crazy low miles.

Yes obviously I meant since videogames became a big deal.  There were not a lot of videogame movies in the 1920s, I admit.

I mean, but so what? There will never be a world where only good movies get made. “Hell on earth” seems like a major overreaction. I get that it’s supposed to be maybe humorously melodramatic (maybe?), but the humor isn’t really coming through.

All these basement dwelling incels that got an N64 in the 90s freaking out about this film is the most telling thing. Mario didn’t grow up with us and now its for a younger generation. Get over it.

The nerd press is going to stay mad that Nintendo decided that to not make a Mario movie for middle-aged nerds.

Go to a Toyota dealer and try and find a RAV4 prime. They are 6 months out. Its not that people don’t want them, its that they aren’t building enough of them.

What about that Comanche next to it?

37mph is slow enough that it’s unlikely to explode a pedestrian’s head or anything. I guess if this leads to fewer high speed chases, this is good? The trackers look big and obvious enough to limit most creeptastic uses.

Not really sure how you can coherently take “end police chases” as a policy position (a reasonable one, by the way), recognize that a huge number of cars involved in illicit activity in NYC have fake paper plates, and then also reject any means of tracking these vehicles as government overreach.

Sounds like they need to do Waymo work on their autonomous driving tech. 

Pepsi announced a new logo, and these trucks don’t have it.

Especially in trucks - a hybrid would be awesome. I’d be thrilled with 50miles or EV range for city driving, with a small diesel back up that kicks in during towing and/or a range extender. Like a Volt - but capable of towing 5000lbs further than 100miles without stopping for a 45min recharge.

I think you just described Kentucky’s next senate candidate.