Or maybe they could start by at least eliminating tax credits on EVs... Why they are give a tax credit on a car that avoids paying tax is crazy.

Emergency Alerts in general are more irritating than anything. In Canada we cannot turn them off (I think I’ve read that you Americans can turn off Emergency Alerts and Amber Alerts individually in iOS settings?).

This would only be true for produce sold by quantity, not by weight. If you put a watermelon on it and enter the carrot code and it asks for quantity and you say “1” of course it would know the weight is off.

The thing that bothers me with some self checkouts is that their lack of trust actually leads me to be less trustworthy. Here’s my circumstance:

Maybe it’s just because the last “Star Wars Story” was terrible.

Well, it’s not $700k anymore and that’s the real problem. They were going for over $1-million for a time, but now you can get one for around $200k.

What exactly do you mean by “probably using the wrong HDMI Cord” in your headline? You actually think most readers are “probably using the wrong HDMI cord”?

It was still okay in 1970, too...

I think they’ve jumped the shark. There was a reason beyond simply greed that the taxi industry got regulated in the first place: it provided safeguards that if you got in a taxi the the driver was safe, the car was safe and the whole enterprise was covered by adequate insurance.

You make it seem like we’re gonna have a fun adventure at the end of a workday... but then basically just reveal the answer in the article...

4th Gear:

Neutral: I use 91 octane in my car that requires 87. This is just because, in Canada at least, most “Premium” 91 octane gas doesn’t have Ethanol, whereas the swill 87 octane is up to 10% Ethanol.

Agreed! I moved 3,600 km across country with all my possessions and a cat in a Mazda3 sedan. Wasn’t the most comfortable, but it worked just fine. It was especially impressive given that I kept the entire passenger seat and footwell open for cat hang-out and litter box purposes. If I went cat-free I could’ve hauled a…

I don’t really understand how she got into the US without her passport since it is required now.

I don’t really understand why it is such a problem as long as you go into a car loan like that well informed. Remember that as loan terms have increased, so too has reliability and how long people keep cars.

You’re a little off with your logic here... With your drywall analogy you are talking about the damage to your hand, which is the equivalent of the other guy’s car.

I think it’s people who have cars that require 91, but maybe they had an unexpected shortage of money after getting stuck with the car. Taking their chances that if they use 89 they’ll get away without any knocking. Balancing out saving money while still not going all the way down to 87.