If the dealer didn’t pay for it, then they didn’t pay for it. The consumer can take it up from the dealer they purchased from if the vehicle was represented to have a feature that it didn’t come with.

Have you ever used a sawzall? As it appears that you don’t have practical experience.

People have climbed Everest, broken out of prison and even escaped from handcuffs.

Well, it’s not like it was complete - the concrete still didn’t set.

Sorry, it’s a pre-requisite to legally drive, not to by insurance.

A drivers license (nor ownership of a vehicle) isn’t a pre-requisite for financial responsibility. 

Obviously not a software engineer.

More than 80% of Nevada is “owned” by the Federal Government - and that upsets a great many people in the 775 (Reno, Tahoe, Carson) area code. A lot of the areas have been cut off to vehicle traffic by signs, gates and even people putting up their own signs mimicking BLM / USFS signs. 

Depends on the amount of snow - we can get a good foot in the mountains, and if you ignore it, can come to discover 1-2 feet of snow on your car after a good dumping.

Watched it on a flight (do believe it was from SVO to JFK) in both English / Russian.

I don’t know if I’d call them “amazing” but they are very interesting pieces of history. Very long escalator rides down to the waiting platforms, which can be scary if you’re afraid of heights (or falling with luggage). The bronze statues at the bottom platforms have seen decades of history, as have the trains…

In aviation, especially in the older planes, there is a “carb heat” option where you bypass the air from the filter and take it from near the exhaust.

As someone who owns a couple of motorcycles (BMWs & KTMs) I can say that an electric bike on the road makes little sense.

I get to drive 30,000+ miles a year (thus far May-Oct has had me put on 24,000+ miles) in areas that get 9' of snow yearly (Tahoe), down to the valleys which have 110-114F temperatures (Ridgecrest to Beatty, aka Death Valley)

Once (or twice) I took the Palm Desert to Tucson / Phoenix road in the summer time - on a motorcycle.

High temperatures do a few things to aircraft.