Miami will soon be underwater anyhow. I will miss the Cuban cuisine but that can be made anywhere nowadays. 

How much longer do we get to consider ourselves lucky?

On the upside, it assumes the stock is worth anything. 

I wondered how long it would take for consumers to sour on their business model of buying used cars and charging thousands of dollars more than brick and mortar dealerships. Carvana is the Ticketmaster of used cars.

You have to look at new cars sales, and projected EV sales around 2025. Existing petrol car will not go away immediately, so looking at the current % is misleading.

You do realize gas cars, especially super cars, Hyundai’s, BMWs, and Minis catch fire more often than EVs do?

Jesus..that car + kid is likely to equal very bad things.

in what universe are EVs not a proven tech?

Accident at work -> worker’s comp Employer endangering their employees, leading to an accident -> liability suit.

It’s like morons votes against their own self-interests.

Because he was acting in the capacity of his job. However, the employer should be fully liable.

Or, you know, they can’t afford to.

Oh yeah let’s just replace all safety procedures with whatever a random dumbass deems “common sense”, that’ll work out. Oh wait no that’s probably why a man is dead and a 19 year old kid will have to live with that. Fuck off, people like you infuriate me. We have ample ability to impart safety knowledge without it…

Counterpoint: The kid knew a way of getting rid of Mr. Hawkins, and took his chance of opportunity.

Why does a 19 y/o who works at an *auto dealership* not know how to drive? There are surely times when he might need to be actually driving on public streets. Say, for instance, someone needs him to run out to pick up a part or even just grab lunch for everyone. Possessing a valid driver’s license seems like it should…

The kid already has a death on his conscience, there’s really no need to try to ruin his life further for what would be a silly mistake in any other circumstance. You are allowed to drive without a license on private property anyway, and the only negligence would be from whatever manager told him to move the car…

Don’t need a license to drive on private property.

It’s almost like the law was designed this way by... wealthy corporate donors?

Nah, couldn’t be. 

Why does a 19 year old not know how to drive? Did public transportation drastically improve in the last 20 years?

We are coming back with teeth and a backbone!