Totally agree. It's like trying to blame them about making airplanes that look like our airplanes, wings and all.

Well, to be fair this is really a form-following-function kind of thing. It’s not like space vehicles are designed to sell themselves in a dealer showroom.

Are we gonna say that every plane copied each other at this point? or cars copy each other for the general shape?

In fairness, as someone above pointed out, you can’t afford pressure leaks covering your paratrooper plane floor with soap, and last I checked, commercial planes don’t have to worry about venting to atmosphere in flight as a routine operation. They are probably designed to lower operational g loads and I wouldn’t be…

Guess you never witnessed Aryton Senna before? If F1, race officials, and race stewards didn’t punish him before, then of course he’s going to keep doing it. Place the blame where it belongs, on F1.

I’ve had a (thankfully) small number of situations with other aggressive drivers repeatedly trying to cut me off or brake check me, and I pointed in a very exaggerated manner to my front dashcam and then did the fingers to the eyes and then to them “I’m watching you” motion...in all cases, they raced away after…

Rolling Coal. This is just ignorant. Nobody wants to breathe in a cloud of diesel smoke.

Carolina Squat is an obvious one, but I would also add anyone that rolls coal, and super deep dish wheels on spaces that make the tire stick way out past the fenders.  When I took drivers ed in like 95 there used to be a rule, at least in Texas where the wheels couldn’t stick more than X distance past the fender edge.

From Oceangate to Stargate in one small step.

Any full auto gun is difficult to control.  One that powerful definitely is.

But that is the risk that he assumed when he opted for this type of behaviour.

That’s why I love Mike’s channel: he knows what he knows, he knows what he doesn’t know, and he’s more than willing to take us all along for the ride as he learns (sometimes very expensive) lessons about the things he doesn’t.

For its time, the Citroën DS, no contest. For all time, either the latest Rolls-Royce Phantom or the Mercedes 600 Grosser (which licensed parts of the Citroën technology).

Someone out there has my old home subwoofer with some toys that got shoved through the a port by a nephew, it sounds fine unless you move it, then you have to move it around again until it quits rattling.

LOL, thanks for the correction :)

Misleading headline. Thanks.

So I read his quote and I’m missing the part where he says “they don’t understand how to build F1 cars” even though your title clearly states that’s precisely what he said.

That’s not at all what he said you muppet

I’m wondering about the possibility of insurance fraud. It’s chancy to scuttle your ship without being certain of rescue, but there’s little chance of the insurance company raising the wreck to find out what really happened.

We’re gonna need a bigger whale!