u/couldbemage

Roughly 8k pounds and 800 horsepower.

And DCFC can triple in price between 2 locations a block apart.

It's easy to get a different number when you rig the test.

Unspecified EV VS the most efficient trim level of the most efficient car. That's really bad consumption for an EV. A model y gets 3.7 miles per kwh. And that's a car with nearly twice the interior space of a Prius. About the same size a a RAV4 hybrid that gets 40 mpg.

Rwd model 3 gets 4.6 mpkwh. And it's still bigger than a Prius.

Plus gas from the cheapest option, Costco, VS the most expensive charging you could find.

Median is $6 for 87 in California.

Median supercharger rate for Teslas is 43 cents.

0 evidence?

I see multiple links, and the actual text of a law saying exactly that.

High maintenance and hot VS low maintenance and reliable.

Trader Joe's for the fling and Costco for the wife....

Every one near me changed that post COVID.

Plus you can buy huge sacks of the cheese that pizza places use.

You have regular sex with your wife, plus occasional casual ish encounters with other women.

Spend some time reading posts in the normal dating and relationship subreddits. Compared to those people, you're wildly successful.

You said your busy, have a bunch of hobbies, do a lot of stuff with your wife, etc.

You also can't offer relationship stuff.

I have no idea what you could expect, given all that.

They are collection proof in that don't have any money to collect.

With rural healthcare, the pay from most patients is "whatever Medicaid pays for that".

This is probably going to close a lot of rural hospitals and clinics.

I'm a rural paramedic, and most of my patients are on Medicaid.

If they get kicked off, they still get treated.

And anyone that qualifies for medicaid is collections proof. They will get a bill, but they don't have any money in the first place.

Tell all this to the therapist. They should be able to help.

NTA

Child friendly bachelorette is not a bachelorette.

The whole point is doing activities that aren't child friendly.

That extremely efficient timeline implies they gave up waiting after 5 minutes.

I doubt Tesla could compete with Chinese companies in the budget car segment.

The way this is determined counts money invested as spent.

Which is to say it's kinda bullshit.

Living paycheck to paycheck can be anything from actually struggling to get by, to wasting all your money on nonsense, to putting massive amounts into investments so you can retire in luxury at 40.

Just means they spend all the money they make.

It doesn't mean that they have to, that they don't have the option to spend less. They could.

It also doesn't mean they're being irresponsible, because the way this is defined counts investing for your retirement as money spent.

Everyone being paycheck to paycheck doesn't really say anything other than that people aren't leaving money sitting in their bank accounts.

What bothers me the most in TWD is the rarity of guns and ammo in the southern US.

Any random block would have at least one house with 30 plus guns and 100k rounds of ammo stashed in it.

Looks like a kit bash of an m79 and a china lake.

Hollywood also does this with pistols all the time.

Baddie was threatening someone with an unloaded gun for half the scene.

It's not hard to get the gun quiet enough that the mechanical noise of the action is louder than the gunshot.

It's not about bullet size, it's speed. 9mm can be whisper silent with really heavy bullets and a fairly big suppressor.

That said, your point about them not being dangerous is spot on. The point to suppressors is hearing protection.

The only question for YouTube is: did you keep it on your screen long enough for them to play an ad?

That's it.

Clicking the downvote button just let's them prove to advertisers that you're awake.

Middle out?

The word your looking for is should, there should be a mechism for voting down crap.

But Google doesn't care about what we want, they are quite happy with the ad money they get from slop videos.

But they may very well be correct.

Creators as group don't like YouTube, and would gladly jump ship if possible, that's been true for at least a decade.

Viewers have been unhappy enough that they want another option for years as well.

Every attempt to compete has been a complete failure.

I personally know some professional YouTubers. They attempt to use every alternative that pops up. Views are so small that it's pointless. I followed them to various other platforms, but those platforms never really worked.

I fought YouTube ads for years, but their anti ad blocking campaign and increasingly annoying ads defeated me. It was too much hassle, and now I pay for ad free. They won, I lost.

I hate Google, but there's no functional alternative.

It's not like declaring something banned causes that thing to stop existing. Bans function by punishing people for violating the ban.

Who gets the fine when a woman wears a burka in public?