A minor point, but Ralph Northam is a democratic governor of Virginia, not a republican congressman from North Carolina. (Since Northam is actually a doctor himself, I’m assuming he did not tweet this out, and you’re probably thinking of someone else.)

Which is why it’s important to make your voice heard in November.

I like my mainframe vacuum tube computers to be watercooled.

...as we have millions here waving the flag of traitors to the Uninted States if America.

He just barely lasted longer than Nissan the company. Watch how this comment ages.

see, this all makes sense because the average american road is like 75 years old. 

One has nothing to do with the other. Your Asian friends’ mistreatment doesn’t mean China is up to no good. You better believe it, China is up to no good, even if the Orange Man is indeed Bad.

If the US government developed this plane, it would DEFINITELY use them in military applications.

Trust no military.

Bricklayer florist?  Sounds like the next Dos Equis spokesman.

Also manuals are no longer more efficient and offering more than one transmission increases production complexity generally.

Precisely. And also: if your lungs are already so bad that wearing a mask is “intolerable” to you, stay the fuck home while a deadly respiratory virus is running rampant through the country.

As opposed to the Kardashians, that was a Cunning Array of Stunts!

Could it be that the type of people that buy EVs (disproportionately affluent, white collar, well educated, homeowners, with another car) are less affected by COVID than your average car buyer? You can’t just say because EV sales dropped less than the car market as a whole, that EVs milquetoast sales was entirely…

Chocolate frosting or nothing 

So, I want to clarify that making vehicles and batteries alone didn’t push them into the black. Fanboy less and look at raw data.

First Gear: While it is an accomplishment for Tesla to break into the black for four quarters in a row, what got them there was the $428 Million in regulatory credits they sold to other companies in the 2nd quarter alone. Regardless, within the rules of corporate accounting, they made a profit.

Or like Tom’s shoes which gave away shoes to poor countries and put all of their shoe makers/cobblers out of business and created more dependency like Nestle.

I only have BI_GO, I had Carlos Ghosn as my center square...

If I were a betting man, I would bet hard on Tesla showing a profit tomorrow. I’m sure they were doing EVERYTHING in their power to get profitable and get on the index. They probably sold every single regulatory EV credit they could.

“Louis, at 100 mph your going to see some serious shit."