It's like Jim but with a T.

this is funnier.

That is a touching story.

Interesting comparo! That Riviera was sort of an affordable luxury car at the time—not quite a Cadillac, but not a Chevy. Pretty apt comparison I'd say!

Yeah, if Tesla or anyone else can crack the sub-$25k barrier in an electric car that's well built and gets 200 miles of range, they'll basically be printing money.

<sits down, cracks knuckles>

I wish I could afford a $35k car, that would be nice.

so these Teslas are essentially on an island? =D

Being curious, I looked up the year I bought my first new car, 1982. $35 grand today was about $15k back then. You could get a Buick Riviera convertible for about that much.

i know it is part of his intended mystique he is building, but i have this view of Elon as being a "good guy" that is legitimately trying to benefit humanity.

I'm sure they'll find the cause once someone looks into it

1) Maybe not, Google isn't actually making the product. 2) For anyone with diabetes, this could be the greatest treatment advance since the insulin pump. I'll let you wear my continuous glucose monitor for a week... I'd be happy for this even with Google collecting data and selling it to the highest bidder.

So just charge more for a trendy open air dining experience. Problem solved.

"[Gamestop] getting involved at the time of game development "

Something similar happened at a demolition site not too far. The crew setup a safety perimeter around one of the ugliest buildings in the middle of town—an old power plant that hadn't been used for over 20 years. They blew it up, but bits a metal/rock flew into the crowds of people taking off a guys leg. Safety…

I see Japanese animation hasn't improved in the last 30+ years because it didn't need to.

They'll just paste his head on someone else's body. Problem solved.