I like Nomad Vanz out of BC. They have a slick shower setup in addition to general coolness.

When properly designed, this doesn’t happen. But I also live in a city with absurdly wide streets where we have a lot of space to work with when it comes to street design. I can see this be sub-optimally executed in a big East Coast city.

We just got a ‘13 Sienna, and I am absolutely sold on the minivan life. I can’t wait to fill that gaping hole with camping gear and ride it’s magic carpet float for hours on end. And my son is can open/close his own sliding power door.

I want to see Leo DiCaprio with a robber baron- style private train car. He can afford a dedicated assistant to the logistics and it can carry it’s own dedicated Tesla for covering the gaps at destinations.

The only time I have ever driven in Manhattan was a rented moving van. It made me cry.

More room for me!

I was definitely having a knee jerk reaction to the Bluish states on the map. I agree with the substance of what you’re saying. The Democrats can put pretty much anyone up against Trump this round and take him out, the only thing that remains to be seen is HOW HUMILIATING of a loss he is dealt, and by extension those…

This map is highly suspect based solely on the fact that it has Utah as any shade of Blue. As a lifelong Utah resident, folks will wring their hands and clutch their pearls about Trump, but they will dutifully go into the booth and vote for anyone but a Democrat. Statewide, I mean. Yes, we just elected a…

I have faith in Rivian. Tesla for the Rover crowd. What you buy to replace your Subaru when you get the big promotion. They seem to have a real strategy, an actual factory, and they came out with a working prototype they’d been refining for years instead of releasing aspirational statements.

Also came here for this.

No, it is bragging if you volunteered the information or relished in its telling. Truth has nothing to do with it.

Also, they were prioritizing recycled materials and new manufacturing techniques to take the idea of sustainability in the industry beyond just the power in the drivetrain.

Roof racks are for light, bulky items. For a camping trip, my basket gets tent, sleeping bags, pads. Maybe chairs.

A lot of people avoid meat for various ethical reasons, not because they don’t like the taste of meat. I spent a few years in my early 20s as a vegetarian for climate change reasons exclusively, but I went back to the loving embrace of meat eventually. I had one of these today, and I liked it. Let’s me scratch that…

I had one of these today. I don’t eat a ton of fast food burgers, and BK much less so, but as the post says, especially well-dressed, it did not ring any “faux” alarm bells for me. This could easily replace every fast food burger in the world and make a major climate change dent in the process.

So. Wet. And. Gross.

I’ll take my 100 degrees in Salt Lake over the 90 that summer I spent in NY any day.

Regime instead of regimen. I hear it all the time and see it in print as well.

I was a server for a long time, and I once witnessed a man eating solo set up his iPad across the table and Facetime his wife while they both ate, and just, virtually have dinner together. He seemed like a business traveler for whom this kind of separation was very normal and this tech helped him bridge the gap.…

Especially the Training Table variant you alluded to. RIP Training Table.