Because the liability would be worth a lot more than the money they’d make selling them.
Because the liability would be worth a lot more than the money they’d make selling them.
Smoky and the Bandit Trans Am. That movie really polished that turd.
It’s your right and responsibility as a parent to embarrass your kids.
Isn’t one of the biggest points of being a parent to embarrass your kids?
It is your God-given right to embarrass the hell out of your kids. Make them groan! Make them roll their eyes! It’s one of the great pleasures as a parent.
This. But i sympathize with the other poster who questioned why a child’s opinion matters in this decision.
I want to say this as nice as humanly possible. Screw your kids.
I’m sure they’re “diamonds”, not diamonds.
The glass is bullet-resistant (supposedly). That doesn’t mean it can’t be penetrated (cue the Tesla demo for example). It just means the window holds together longer before it fails.
I am shocked, just shocked by this.
Well, since corporations are people, I suppose 2nd Amend “rights” apply to them, too - amirite ?
That’s pretty impressive with a 9mm pistol and a moving target at 75 feet.
CR lists Rivian very low in terms of reliability, hence its absence.
Oh, I know... They’re totally just saying, “Hey, would you like to pay extra for a retail product?” Needless to say, I selected “No Tip.” I was just taken aback by the sheer ballsy-ness of it.
Yes, some states are awful and pay a super low hourly wage, as the income is supposed to come primarily from tips. Not suprisingly, most of these are Southern or conservative states and many pay as low as $2.
Have any of the smug heartless “just stop tipping and the problem will magically solve itself” crowd thought about why this problem doesn’t exist in Europe? Do you think it was because a bunch of slacktivists just stopped tipping? Or do you think it was because government did its job and mandated living wages?
We are literally one of the only countries left in the world that has a separate tipped wage for servers. And the history of this is rather dirty too, going back to compromises made in wage and hour law after the repeal of Prohibition.
Tipping culture is anti-consumer, this is true. But it goes much deeper. The whole…
Well, sure, it would be nice if we were to move to a more European model where folks are paid a living wage and tips are just a nice cherry on top of the compensation cake. However, until that happens we should probably all tip. It is true though that tipping on everything has gotten a bit crazy. Those screens that…
You mean you didn’t take a Sport Trac with you rock climbing... literally up the mountain with you?
Crush the trucks on sight, same with coal rollers.