Well I want that stupid little kei car, but I definitely don’t have anywhere to put it.
Well I want that stupid little kei car, but I definitely don’t have anywhere to put it.
The hologram seems to be doing a decent job there.
I rang him up on the ghost phone; he says he’s definitely still dead.
And how are they all doing today?
Dale Earnhardt’s ghost is deeply disappointed by NASCAR’s position on this matter.
1st Gear: This is one of those things where ardent capitalists will insist a disruptive force could make a ton of money by offering better/cheaper flights.
Uh... are reviews supposed to spoil absolutely everything that happens in something?
Dunno about the rest of you, but I’ve completely written off Blizzard/Activision products until this gets resolved. I definitely don’t need to play CoD or Diablo badly enough to give money to this garbage fire of a company.
Oh, man, I can picture it now. T-tops out, Barenaked Ladies in the cassette deck, JNCO jeans and a Tweety Bird sweater. I could live out my 90s dreams!
Uh... Worst case for Rivian is that it completely fails to produce any substantive product and completely implodes without ever creating any actual value.
“The stock market is partying like it’s 1999 1929.”
I recognize and understand the stock market is about speculation on future value. My point is this is a wildly irresponsible speculation relative to the value of succesful, legacy auto companies where are actually, successfully producing vehicles.
Absolutely. I’m in a no-inspection state, and the clapped out garbage on wheels I see every day is frankly terrifying.
1st Gear: Once again, the stock market is just nonsense hand waving. It’s absolute gibberish to say Rivian, a company with no revenue or products, is worth nearly as much as Volkswagen, one of the most successful car companies in the world.
Tom Hanks is a case where he started out in comedy but his dramatic career has pretty much completely eclipsed his earlier roles.
“No sir, I am absolutely definitely not an organ thief. How many miles would you like the car to have?”
If you go to try and buy this car, it’s going to cost you whatever cash you take with you and probably a kidney or two.
God damn if this response isn’t just the strongest example of OP’s point I’ve ever seen.
I genuinely love scooters, but the only people who ride them in my city are the DUI failures who aren’t allowed in a car.