Just like with your current automobile, you drive to and from work without getting “gas” at work. Just make sure you plug your car in at home, overnight. Unless you have an epic commute there is no actual problem here.

Am from Boston. Can confirm. Only people from away leave their wipers up over night.

How did you leave fire off the list?

Not sterile. That’s a myth.

It’s all about that overhead bin space. If I have my roll-aboard I’m on the plane as quickly as possible so my bag doesn’t disappear into the cargo hold. If I don’t have my roll-aboard I am the last person the plane.

That’s not an accurate statement. There are plenty of panel farms making comically massive amounts of power.

It depends on the other country in question.

A/C “dries” the air enabling it to grab more moisture on the way up the windshield.

You’re going to be disappointed. Plain and simple.

The Utes! While they gain skills to be the next generation of skilled workers.

You can leave the room, but you can’t leave the building.

Not sure which video you’re watching, but the visibility looks great in the posted video.

I agree with your assessment. Just to add some additional factors. It’s also a full moon. He’s wearing a fairly high powered head lamp (the fact that you can clearly see it shining ahead of him on the slope). And this is definitely a fall line he knows very well. He’s relatively safe.

At 70 I feel like it’s time to stop babing your 996 and start wailing on it!

These dudes are the reason I stopped racing. There are always a couple of them at every race and they suck all the fun out of bike races.

All of that is still available.... on disc.

Methane does not have a GWP factor of 84. From the link you provided:

To be fair, in very rural Maine he may have been attempting to get to the next exit. They’re spread way WAY out when you get that far north.

The STi was in the first video of car people you meet, but he linked it to the well paid young IT / professional guys instead of the “Bro” bros.

In a word, yes. I think it is a significant part of why Mophie moves so many units.