The guy who fell is seems like an interesting dude. From the linked article:

“In 2019, Hydes made national news by turning down money after he caught a home run ball hit by former Los Angeles Angels first baseman Albert Pujols, which represented the slugger’s 2,000th career RBI.

I definitely would have bought one.

I’m so bummed the new Fit isn’t coming here. 

The Fit is not huge.

I was on board, until I saw that picture - yikes.

Mazda 5. I can’t believe they stopped making them. They’re fantastic!
Tons of space inside, easy to load/unload kids and items, decent fuel economy and ... wait for it ... a dash-mounted 6-speed manual!

Didn’t someone (Magnussen?) have a massive DRS-induced crash at Monza a few years ago when his DRS stuck open on the front straight? Removing all the downforce on the rear is definitely not something that should be taken lightly.

If Alonso had been in a Merc this past decade, Lewis would not have 7 championships.

And that’s with Mercedes (and the FIA) giving Hamilton as many opportunities for success as possible. He’s looking very average this season.

“Twitter base hates trucks” - Where the hell did this assertion come from?

World’s wealthiest man owns Twitter
Second wealthiest man owns NYT and WP
Third wealthiest man owns Facebook

Ford: “F-150 Lightning is the only electric vehicle that is Built Ford Tough”
Also Ford: “That includes you, Mustang Mach-E. Fuck you.” 

David Coulthard: “That’s not a bad draww, Crofty. At least the tires they got were all the same. We saw Alonso struggling yesterday on the mis-matched Altima set”

“I mean, the Earth is rotating at like 800 mph, right?” - not quite. The earth rotates at a speed of 1 rotation per day.

I was in such terrifying danger I decided to take my phone out and videotape the whole thing.

You had me at non-black interior.

I miss cars with no b-pillar (4-door hardtops).

“Also, disabling mandatory safety features would almost certainly be illegal. Realistic examples might be a better way to go.” - Okaaaay, slightly different but in the same vein: automakers could decide to disable/not-enable many non-mandatory features (like lane-assist, radar guided cruise control, sat-nav, etc.).
Bet…

Did the light change very soon after? It’s funny to imagine you two sitting at the light together awkwardly for a minute after this exchange.  

EVs at the moment, function as a secondary vehicle. Auto makers are assuming you’ll already have at least one ICE vehicle.