I’ve seen whatever this screenshot is above but I can’t remember what it is from.  Please tell me as it is driving me nuts!

Saw the movie with my family and came in with low expectations because all of the live action movies have been dull.

That picture above is CLEARLY from David Tracy’s yard.  Note the Eagle on the upper right.

A friend of mine is a liberal tech-bro and has had at least a dozen Teslas over the last decade. He sold all three in his stable and bought two Rivians to replace them.

I’m with you.  They look like a fun couple of hours to rent on vacation but living here and owning one that takes up valuable garage space?  No thanks!

If the Republicans are successful in forcing the United States to hit the debt limit unpaid then interest rates will spike even more in addition to other fall out.

Fellow South Florida Man, here. I’ve seen two of these (or knock-offs) in garages in my neighborhood of 500 homes. They are toys for runs near home of to the beach.

The end of the video shows exactly that. Looks to be 30+ vehicles on the street that couldn’t get away with two cars being towed.

The only subway in Florida is one that sells crappy sandwiches.

Does if function like the Chevy Volt did? For example, when it has battery charge does it STAY in battery mode until it runs out or switch it to regular hybrid mode?

Apple consumers think that, but reality does not.

Ha! This pic is apparently taken right by the Target.

*Inserts “Why not both” Old El Paso gif*

The vehicles are basically the same underneath with visible design being the difference.

I’ve had two cars with it.  Once you drive it for a week your eyes get used to the fact that it is a screen and NOT a mirror.

*inserts slow clap gif*

I hated Elon Musk 10 years ago when I had no idea what his politics were, that is why I bought a Chevy Volt instead. No I drive a Volvo XC40 EV.

I concur.

Well, that and it looks nearly the same as the one made 11 years ago.

The reliance on cameras also explains why Teslas crash into stationary objects that have flashing lights on the side of the road, like firetrucks or ambulances.