I like the C pillar in the big one.

and yet, it would seem they have read each entry

Right, because the public expects the goods and services of these jobs to be available to them all the time. When they want lunch, they expect McDonalds to be open.

“Are those the...”

this ain’t no party

I bet this would be good as a s’more.

My favorite argument: “These minimum wage jobs aren’t the kind of work that is supposed to be a career. It’s the kind of job for teenagers to make spending money.”

I think my trust for each would be about equal, but I would probably find Apple’s UI unintuitive and ugly.

After only ever owning neutral colored cars - white, dark grey, black, old man tan, dark grey, silver - I wanted color for my next car. I would have preferred Silk Blue or Navy, but the only thing I could find in a 200 mile radius in my price range was this one red. If I couldn’t get a color, I would have gone with a…

The first house we bought in the mid-90's was built in the 20's. It had, what I assume, was the original kitchen.

My 2018 Sportwagen is Tornado Red. True, it was the only one on the lot with other black and white models. 

If the Bolt EUV is the same dimensions as the Velite 7, it will be:

The rear passenger door/window in the video has the same angle in the photo, as I’m guessing it will be mostly some cosmetic changes to rear and front. 

That shiny black plastic in place of a grill looks cheap. 

This is why I favor the “You need to at least try it” approach with kids and food. A kid shouldn’t be forced to eat an entire serving of something they don’t like, but part of a parent’s job is exposing them to new things. Making them try a taste of everything at mealtime - even if they have tried it before - builds…

Then there’s the beautiful mystery of just what the hell a “flat seat concept” is.

She was within sight and sound of her child.

One of my favorite cognitive dissonance examples of the current events - conservatives objecting to the temporary secured area around the Capitol after an armed attack because of “freedom” were fine with Trump’s wall around the White House for his protection. 

I don’t see the benefit of it sliding out. The vacated space seems to be too small to become functional for something else. I think a more practical solution would be windows on the sides that open up and out to form awnings, maybe with sides that slide out to make the working area feel less confined.

Exactly. The COVID pandemic has shown us the ‘all or nothing’ attitude is a hindrance. The majority of us aren’t willing to take the steps to minimize impact, even when they have no repercussions to our lives. We shrug it off and say “In the grand scheme, what I do doesn’t matter” ignoring that if we all went ahead…