And maybe they don’t want to spread that information around.

I think there’s a much simpler explanation: the truck driver reasonably presumed that the car was about to pause/stop in the median until the way was clear.

imma have to pass on funnel cakes 😅

CVT transmissions are perfectly adequate for most cars out there and 95% of drivers. Most people couldn’t tell you anything about their transmission beyond “automatic” and have no idea what type of transmission they have, much less how many gears it has (the exception may be people who dealt with the Ford dual clutch…

One thing that would help F1 racing from a passing point of view would be a move back to 1 step bigger than go-carts. Example

Imagine being such an idiot that a person would conflate pulling someone over for expired tags with a person stopping in a traffic lane to get out and hit another person’s car, as though those 2 circumstances are at all related.

Modern F1 cars are just so HUGE!

Here’s an idea. Instead of blaming publishers for this practice, which is clearly making them money, perhaps blame the rubes that actually pay for this scummy practice.

Far be it from me to let a corporation off the hook for a scummy business practice, it’s definitely shitty of them to squeeze another $30 for a problem they literally just invented and try to reverse-psychology us into thinking it’s a bonus.

The key thing is that it’s the right rear.

counterpoint, you SHOULD know what happened in the first season if you want to follow the second season

Feels like the argument loses a little in a post Baldur’s Gate 3 world. Obviously that’s not on Bethesda, they had no way of knowing that that game would release and rewrite the rules of an RPG, but it is an unfortunate reality.

Can I have a job writing for Jalopnik if I write a piece about how my Buick doesn’t drive like a Ferrari?

boring answer: because it’s actually pretty easy to do, development wise, if you intent to support it from the start, and consumers - for whatever reason - fucking eat that shit up.

The ethically corrupt POS senator stole two Supreme Court noms from the Dems, so if he’s now turning into a gibbering idiot (even more so than the typical Donald-nazis), that’s fantastic.

Alabama ladies: This is your Lysistrata moment.

The constitutional argument for it is pretty weak. Interstate travel is a fundamental right, and prosecuting the purely in-state portion of it is absolutely a burden on that right. Alabama could not prosecute citizens going to Nevada to gamble or visit a brothel, and it can’t prosecute people getting an abortion…

People had to manually allocate energy between engines, guns, and shields in X-Wing, and they loved that game, why are they complaining about it now?

“Uh, me and... uh... TeeVee... Camera... are very happy.”