Doordash is a terrible parasite that is awful for businesses and results in higher prices for consumers.

The answer to “why Doordash” is generally “because Doordash is a parasite and does not care what it destroys, just what it can exploit next”

“DoorDash is messing with something that was working just fine before it got there.”

It’s located in Tipton County and Tippin County, which straddles the Manson-Nixon Line.

Linked article had 34 Mason references and Zero Manson

Mason or Manson? The article sure doesn’t seem to know.

She’s talking about the change, which is fine, but it’s just such a simple thing to get wrong. 

I think the message is accurate, even if they are 100% wrong on the underlying issue. But, Yes, totally backwards.

The article is exactly wrong. The bill would make DST PERMANENT, not get rid of it. There would be no more time changes though. 

“Yes!” exclaimed Senator Kyrsten Sinema, Democrat of Arizona, who flashed a big smile and clenched both her fists in triumph as she presided over the chamber.

It’s an Erin article, be happy you got something at least somewhat related

One more thing Jalopnik lost when Torchinsky left.

Wait... this is a story about using old BART trains as rental properties and lighting them on fire so fire fighters can train putting out fires... and we use a bad photoshop of an aircraft on fire from the Hayward FD?

Great, irl popup ads; popups are bad enough online I don’t need them out there in reality as well. Seems like this would just waste electricity though. The cost of running the screen, and then the cost of having everyone standing there with the door opened so that they can see what’s inside while some stupid ad plays.…

On the one hand, the idea of these display screens isn’t a terrible one, so long as the cost of running the displays is less than the cost related to people holding the door open (something I’m guilty of doing when a door is fogged up from someone else holding the door open too long). On the other hand, if there’s an…

virginia might but DC doesnt.  

What makes that truck honest is that it is a 2wd. That means you have a reasonable chance of being able to reach into the bed, thus you are more likely to use the truck to haul things. After all, that’s what pickups were originally invented for - hauling!

Another prime example of why dealerships need to be audited/vetted every few years. No manufacturer should want to do business with these sorts of people. 

“This tactic did little to inspire coincidence in the participants.”

honestly, it may be worth considering a lower end model too.... like a leaf or a bolt.... bolt would be nice, considering they get 250 miles after they do the free battery replacement for you. they all have markups, but you probably wont be as exposed on the markups with a lower end model... also Id bet that an…