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Did you see the words "Beyond Cars" at the top of the article?

yea I have to agree with the other guy. Most people biking in other countries (shoot even the US) aren’t doing it to exercise, it’s a cheap mode of transportation that doesn’t pollute besides your own breath, while still giving you more freedom than public transport.

The European mind can’t comprehend this. What’s the use of bicycling if you’re not blocking traffic in heel clips, full spandex, and wraparound shades like you’re training for an Ironman Triathlon? Look at these lazy assholes. I bet their heart rate never leaves zone 2, how are they supposed to max their gains like…

Most people who bicycle, especially outside the US, are not hobbyists.  They’re people getting groceries, going to work, or headed to a social function.

This is NOT a fair comparison! Why didn’t MotorTrend use a manual Cybertruck like they did the Porsche? Every car guy knows rowing your own is faster than slushboxes, giving the Porsche a clear and unfair advantage.

Yes.

Nope.  I would have gone for a clear fence as well.

Simply. Excellent.

So it just has to be behind a 6' fence; do they mention what the fence has to be made out of?

But officer, Freebird was playing.

I guess Twitter really needs that Tesla ad revenue.  

So basically, Stellantis?

I thought the same thing. Hopefully this being on NPR makes it fly under the radar enough that he doesn’t feel publicly injured and have to force himself on the well-functioning business.

^^^THIS.  Once it’s made national news that he ISNT running SpaceX, he’s about to reinsert himself big-time into the company to prove that he, in fact, does.  He’s going to drop the price of rockets by 20%, fire 10% of the employees, and carry a kitchen sink into SX HQ and throw it at the nice desk lady.

He’ll be hyper-dosing on narcotics and running around SpaceX HQ pressing buttons, pulling levers, and firing random people by Thursday.

Yeah, this interview basically guarantees that all the people at SpaceX that actually know things are about to be fired.