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If you can easily park your vehicle near an electrical outlet, consider buying a used EV the next time you need a car. Used EVs are comparatively cheap and their batteries usually last longer than their eight to ten year warranty. You don’t need a high voltage charger for in-town driving — just plug it into an electrical outlet overnight.

I recommend finding one manufactured after 2021 for good range and battery life (but avoid the first and second generation Nissan Leaf).

2/3 of Americans still won’t buy an EV. They love overpaying for overpriced, oversized gas guzzlers. This has all happened before and will probably happen again. This is the country that elects people who want to tear down windmills and solar panels so they can “drill baby drill”.

They’re still trying to court republicans, when they should be going for non-voters.

My recommendation is to play the sample of the book before you check it out or purchase it — not to see if you like the story, but to see if you like the narrator. A bad narrator ruins an audiobook.

If there’s a narrator you particularly like, there’s usually a way to tap on their name to see what other titles they’ve done.

2/3 of Americans still won’t buy them. They love overpaying for overpriced, oversized gas guzzlers. This has all happened before and will probably happen again. This is the country that elects people who want to tear down windmills and solar panels so they can “drill baby drill”.

Another reminder that naming schools and streets after famous people might not be such a great idea.

H1B is just the same problem as H2A and is heavily abused. The poster is correct — this is a way to avoid paying what those jobs are actually worth.

Pretty sure I watched “Pluribus”. Not sure what you were watching.

https://kevinmathews.substack.com/p/pluribus-just-hit-the-wall-why-the

“But there is a fine line between portraying aimlessness and actually being aimless as a storyteller. Pluribus crossed that line this week. Nothing pushed the story forward. We didn’t learn anything new about Carol’s internal state that we couldn’t have gleaned from a five-minute sequence. Instead, we got forty minutes of wandering that felt less like character development and more like the writers needing to stretch the runtime before the finale.”

https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2025/12/24/pluribus-season-1-finale-review/

“My frustration with Pluribus stems largely from two major problems. First, the pacing and repetitiveness. Second, the stretched-thin plot. This show’s story is like too little butter spread over too much bread.”

Slow? Plodding? Lots of filler shots to pad out the season?

That bad, eh?

And you’re the one paying for it.

Sounds like Buzzfeed will be out of business soon.