This works great until you get a dent in a parking lot and you have to find a certified mechanic to check and see if it's still airworthy.
Yeah it makes sense too that they're starting with smaller planes as they're most reliant on such expensive Avgas/100LL sources, it's typically double the cost of mogas or more per gallon around where I live and also where aircraft struggle the most with profitability.
Not refusal, inability, at least in the US.
The reason there are 3 real-life railroads represented in Monopoly is because Atlantic City did get a lot of train traffic.... not from within, but, from people in Philly and Baltimore and New York heading for the shore for vacation. Typically, the furthest a street car system went was some area just on the outskirts of town that would serve as the summer picnic and fall fairgrounds area. Maybe an amusement park if you were really lucky. The idea that oil wrecked the railroads in a grand conspiracy is just as false as the notion that the railroads wrecked interurban systems.... like streetcars, with the same. They simply offered a better service so people used them.
even in smaller countries, it's the only sensible option for the most remote areas
Much like the electric car? The technology to build a flying car has existed for well over a Century by now (they had car/plane hybrids featured in the news and science magazines as long back as the 20's and 30's).
The track is indeed much better today. Joint rail has given way to welded continuous, materials tech is better, it lasts longer, runs smoother, etc.
It's always funny because the Volkswagen bug was the original swastikar and it was cheap reliable transportation for common people not a luxury pile of garbage invented to skirt regulations.
Only people who have never driven a luxury car think that Teslas are luxury vehicles. They're less well equipped than a well-optioned economy car.
I like how there’s a parked car in the “Where would I park my car?” picture. That looks like a Japanese residential street, and most of the houses have parking spots/carports.
I'm getting the feeling we're seeing Poe's law in action where it becomes increasingly harder to decern in some cases the intent. What we do know is it won't stop them from voting up garbage.This reads too much like satire, there's no way somebody posted this unironically.
it's priced as a luxury car. as the correction.
Oh, so Tesla is the Apple of EVs? That explains everything!
Oh it's worse than that. Apple at least ships a product that works, maybe not well but it does work. Tesla ships and incomplete product and then forces you to pay extra for features that maybe get implemented in a firmware update a few months from when you bought it. Plus the build quality on Teslas as far as fit and finish goes is about the same as a base model entry level GM and the interior and ride quality is about equally as shitty.
the bottom left one is typical early 20th century suburban housing in Bongland, and this type of housing is usually found on quiet streets away from town and city centres
There were people that collectively attacked and vandalized cybertrucks in an event around a week ago in Orleans while cops stood by and didn't even bat an eye at them causing felonious amounts of damage while being cheered on by MSM. Musk should open a looney bin for Tesla derangement syndrome freaks like this dude honestly, I've never seen such people get as repulsed as they do in the presence of a steel pavement princess like it.
The only Tesla I've ever been was ubering around Vegas and it's also the only car I've ridden in since the worst of the 80s mobiles that had a seat belt that didn't latch. It seemed perfectly designed to be a shitty taxi and not much else from that experience.
The "Where do I park my car?" picture clearly shows.... a parked car......
