Having done it for 45-60 minutes a day, 5-6 days a week for 8 months I can positively say..... every single aspect of working out fuckin’ sucks.

I read that something like 1 in 4 or 5 (I can’t remember which) of home buying right now is by investment groups looking for investment properties.  They’re a big chunk of the market inflation, particularly in urban/suburban/exurban areas (all those future AirBnB’s and all that).  I suspect they’ll just float through…

Well since WV doesn’t allow first cousins to legally marry and CA DOES allow first cousins to legally marry.....

.....Park...?

No, right around the 1984 Betamax Case Supreme Court decision it all broke loose. That’s when production studios figured out there was money to be made.  By sometime in 1985, rentals were driving as much revenue as going to the movies.  Prices started dropping like CRAZY that year.  

You have way nicer citizens in your theaters than we have around here. At the theaters, I have to worry about other people’s phones, other people’s kids being too loud, whether or not the guy (and it’s usually a guy) in front/back/side of me will shut up for 4 goddamn seconds. That’s just so many distractions at the…

Those economic polices worked 100% and people should stop asserting otherwise. They were designed to make exceptionally wealthy people astronomically more wealthy. Every single one of those policies worked as intended.

Can’t change the equation of Force = Mass X Acceleration, not matter what power plant you’ve got under the hood.  

Yep. My reaction was “cool story. Still waiting for streaming.” That’ll likely be my stance for 90%+ of movies from this point forward. The communal movie going experience hasn’t been that great for me outside a few isolated experiences, and that was BEFORE a pandemic.

The line everyone likes to leave out from all those studies showing the correlations between weight/exercise and health outcomes is this.... “all other things being equal”. It’s a critical line. Look, you usually can’t beat genetics. You usually can’t beat environmental impacts. These things have to be taken into…

New cars account for around 6% of cars on the road and that number is falling. Furthermore, apartments account for 17% of the housing in the US. That means that in an apartment garage/street/parking lot/whatever that holds, say 100 cars, you need at most 10 that can allow charging. If you did just 1 a year you’d…

Yes, the government that built the national highway system, put a man on the moon in under a decade, and planned the invasion of Normandy is nothing but incompetency (/sarcasm). It’s the stupidest statement.

there aren’t enough green cars.

I think we’re too far in the early adoption phase for most people to stretch the engineering/design “wings” a bit.  Stage 1 is going to be “just like what you already have, but ELECTRIC!!”  I’m looking forward to Stage 2 when we can start doing cool things.  One thing is I want to see is make the crumple zone as small…

The vast majority are married males in their early 50's with an average household income of $90K. It was a bit younger and much less affluent than I would have guessed.

Usually in these sorts of comments someone will bring up the Crotch Rocket assholes that rev at a bazillion RPM at a light.  Yeah.... they’re dicks too, but they tend to be 20 somethings with too much shit to prove.  At 50+, you should have outgrown that phase.  Yet too many of the HD guys (it’s always guys around…

I feel like you’re not allowed to buy a Ram unless most of your clothing was sold with the adjective “tactical” on the package somewhere.  Hard pass for me.  

I can envision a motoring future with an EV for around town I use a few times a week then a weekend convertible with too little utility and too many HP/lb to make any sorts of sense.  That would have been impossible for me to consider just 2 years ago.  

I would argue there are plenty of potential customers who just don’t have fat enough bank accounts - yet.

Yes, the public will say that. But we know the wisdom of the masses isn’t wise. That’s why we need to counter inaccurate information. Wiring apartment buildings will be SUPER CHEAP compared to other aspects of this roll out. It isn’t much of an issue at all. We should stop perpetuating this myth.