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30% is a pretty big difference. I've said this before, wanting or liking something is not a good reason to do it. Many people would like or want to drink whiske

by feet 4y ago

30% is a pretty big difference. I've said this before, wanting or liking something is not a good reason to do it. Many people would like or want to drink whiskey every day but that definitely increases the chance of developing cancers. Eating cake for every meal increases the risk of diabetes. Using excessively polluting transportation damages not only the environment but impacts the air quality for everyone else. We all have to breathe the same air

Aloha 4y ago
Oh boy, you're trying to take my whiskey and my car away (I'm already diabetic, so cake every meal is bad for me, also eating lots of sugar doesn't cause diabetes)? You sound like a delightful person to spend time around - do you criticize your friends in person for their choices or just random people on the internet who dont know you? My snarkiness aside, my wife has an identical car with a v6, her car gets around 25mpg combined, I get around 20ish, we can get similar numbers for highway driving though, the difference falls off some at speed. Both of us have 2021 Chrysler 300's - mine with a Hemi and hers with the Pentastar V6. In any case, I like my car because it's fun to drive, and it was the first time I've ever ordered a new car, so I got exactly the car I wanted. I expect it'll be the last ICE car I'll ever purchase, so I wanted it to be exactly what I wanted.
- feet 4y ago
  I have relatives with SUV type ICE vehicles that get over 30mpg, all those emissions add up over time. 20mpg is atrocious in 2022 When people make extraordinarily bad choices I'm vocal about it no matter who it is. "One last time just for fun" is a poor reason to do just a bit more damage to our environment Excess sugar intake has been linked to the development of type 2 diabetes independent of weight gain https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2013/02/98777/quantity-sugar-food-supply-linked-diabetes-rates https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2013/02/98777/quantity-sugar-food-...
  - userbinator 4y ago
    Who cares about the environment? The dystopians who want to control every aspect of your life.

by feet 4y ago

Aloha 4y ago

Oh boy, you're trying to take my whiskey and my car away (I'm already diabetic, so cake every meal is bad for me, also eating lots of sugar doesn't cause diabetes)? You sound like a delightful person to spend time around - do you criticize your friends in person for their choices or just random people on the internet who dont know you? My snarkiness aside, my wife has an identical car with a v6, her car gets around 25mpg combined, I get around 20ish, we can get similar numbers for highway driving though, the difference falls off some at speed. Both of us have 2021 Chrysler 300's - mine with a Hemi and hers with the Pentastar V6. In any case, I like my car because it's fun to drive, and it was the first time I've ever ordered a new car, so I got exactly the car I wanted. I expect it'll be the last ICE car I'll ever purchase, so I wanted it to be exactly what I wanted.

feet 4y ago
I have relatives with SUV type ICE vehicles that get over 30mpg, all those emissions add up over time. 20mpg is atrocious in 2022 When people make extraordinarily bad choices I'm vocal about it no matter who it is. "One last time just for fun" is a poor reason to do just a bit more damage to our environment Excess sugar intake has been linked to the development of type 2 diabetes independent of weight gain https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2013/02/98777/quantity-sugar-food-supply-linked-diabetes-rates https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2013/02/98777/quantity-sugar-food-...
- userbinator 4y ago
  Who cares about the environment? The dystopians who want to control every aspect of your life.