I went to Florida one time and felt unsafe riding in a bus from the airport to the hotel. So I believe you. 

It’s a Fiat Punto. 

Fuck it, might as well at this point.

Every car can serve briefly as a plane. 

@Kevin O’Leary:

I wonder when Tesla owners will start to get over the notion they’re the most oppressed group of people who ever lived. 

My understanding is that a few TNG S1 episodes were unused ideas for TOS, which makes complete sense. It’s a miracle that show survived beyond that dumpster fire of a season. 

I love coffee, and unless I’m utterly desperate I would rather go without than have a Keurig. How people can routinely stomach it is beyond me. 

The goal for a vocational school would be to retain students, not have them running towards the hills while pulling their hair out and screaming the whole time.

Personally, if I had a friend who was known to have, or accused to have diddled kids, I would not remain friends with that person, nor would I write a letter defending them. But I’m weird like that.  

Boomer-ass post. 

Really makes me want to spend money at your dealership when you talk to me like I’m a 7 year old. 

Another thing that’s fully compostable, readily and cheaply available, and provides superior flavor is regular-ass coffee that takes 2 minutes to make.

You’ve never even seen one in person you stupid fuck. 

Another solution would be holding corporations responsible for the mess that they themselves created and requiring them to drastically reduce their own emissions plus offset the emissions they already created. That will never happen, though, because Democrats are utterly spineless and Republicans are literal demons. 

You’re way oversimplifying how difficult a full transition is going to be. Around 35% of the population rents, and not everyone who owns a home has a place to plug in. Also, none of those other features you mentioned required any kind of lifestyle change on the part of car buyers. I’m not saying a full transition to…

As someone who only ever played the originals in offline single player, and is now playing these in offline single player, I’m having the time of my life. 

He doesn’t seem like a car person, either, so his idea of what makes a car “bad” is different from someone who’s experienced a Chevy Venture, for example. 

That ties in with Option B, because congestion is okay as long as its EVs doing the congesting or something, I don’t know. Haven’t figured that part out yet.