This is true. I won’t keep beating this dead horse, but Tesla completely blew a chance to get a very real head start in the electric truck market by overthinking the Cybertruck. 

“and this has also made dealers unlikely allies for buyers”

I had the Celebrity version of this and can confirm that 10 foot boards will fit in there with the hatch closed but the end will rest on the dash. I was on my way home from Home Depot 25 ish years ago and got hit - the boards slid forward into the windshield and broke it.

I know, right? My Audi wagons STILL don’t have that, and I don’t understand why. Of all the goofy shit they load vehicles up with these days, that one super-practical feature could seal a deal for me. Throw in auto-open, auto-close and it’s a guaranteed sale. 

Does the Alpine Slide at Action Park count?

Because it has nothing to do with giving these *children* rights, it’s about giving fast-food franchises access to even cheaper *child labour* at unsociable hours when public transport is even less useful.

Not sure about all you poors, but the auto stop/start in my Jag is imperceptible. the HVAC stays on, the seat heat stays on and I never wait for the engine to kick back on.

Counterpoint, this is actually very good and more companies should implement it. In my opinion, it is well worth the annoyance of a few people who complain that their passenger can’t work the touch screen to prevent drivers from doing it on their own. Especially now as screens continue to take over our entire…

Adam Levine may be Captain Douche, commander of the Douche Patrol, but it appears he got swindled making a deal involving some amazing cars -- even though it also appears he was trying to do the due diligence to ensure he did NOT get swindled. Wrong is wrong, and we shouldn’t be hating on the victim in this case.…

Nah, you can’t be like that. The person in the wrong is the person who committed the fraud. Period. That Levine is rich beyond our comprehension and maybe a little too smarmy for his own good doesn’t matter. He shouldn’t have been taken like that.

First, she claims...
“her father, George Mayerhofer, raised her as a Messianic Jew”

then, later claims...
“has said repeatedly that her mother Monica raised her single-handedly with “no family to rely on.” ”

When this story first came out social media were filled with claiming Petito was abusing Laundrie. All based on clearly flawed police reports and blurry body cam footage. The clear undercurrent was ‘don’t believe women alleging abuse.’

Most of the criticism I’ve seen of Velma has run along the lines of it being smug, mean-spirited, and not nearly as smart as it thinks…with the related criticism that the Scooby Doo connection only exists because the show wasn’t good enough to be made on its own merits.

“Andre does not eat red meat, because Andre is a vegetarian...”

“Rudy” loses a lot when you learn that the chanting and him being carried off the field was mostly done in jest, and that he was more of a mascot to the team than an inspiration. Joe Montana, who was on that team, is pretty candid about it. Doesn’t stop ND from cashing in on it or using the story as a recruiting tool.…

Couldn’t disagree more with Rudy being #1, but I know I’m in the minority so I can accept it. HOWEVER, how do you completely leave off Necessary Roughness?

I still can’t quite believe that Bella Ramsey is almost 20 years old. She is terrifc as a 14 year old. Ellie’s childlike enthusiasm—for arcade games, broken down cars, stupid pun books—is a damn delight. The emotional bonding between Joel and Ellie in this episode wasn’t anything original, but still heartfelt to see…

To be fair that could also describe Alice Cooper, who seems like a perfectly nice guy off stage. Too many people assumed the same about Warner, and were catastrophically wrong.

Because he’s a liar… and that’s what liars do. They lie about things they have said and done in the past.

Plus, they’d have to learn how to use blinkers if they switched.