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2y ago
Criminals mug and kill shop owners pretty often. Knowing theres a camera isn't going to stop anyone.
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I said as soon as criminals figure it out. They don't know people sitting alone in the back of parking lots can't even drive away without getting out first. It also took them a few years to figure out they could steal the cables.
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2y ago
At a gas station you can just drive away. In an EV, you can't without getting out where the criminal is.
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2y ago
I think as soon as thieves realize cars that are plugged in with drivers inside waiting are not able to drive away without unplugging, there will be a huge surge in crime against people charging their EVs. Then there will be a large surge i
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2y ago
There are tons of body shops that won't even take insurance work because of the low pay and somewhat low standards of work as well.
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2y ago
Your analogy is somewhat backwards. Insurance companies squeeze body shops pretty well. If you go in there and ask for the same work you will pay more. The real difference is that often times a person will just say make it look okay and I&#
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2y ago
You're really dense. I'm not saying you should live your life how others want you to live it. I'm saying you should examine why people set the standards they do and check if you agree with those values. If you want to say &qu
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.... I didn't say that. Just don't be naive and think that societal standards don't exist. And also, possibly give some thought as to why they exist so that you don't go down insane spirals and waste your life only to la
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2y ago
It wasn't a clever gotcha, and I wasn't patting myself on the back. I just found it odd that you went through and systematically addressed every section of my post, but that one. It was taking what in my opinion is a lame point of
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2y ago
If no one cared what other people thought, why are we even talking on here. Also, how would you apply your logic to the school shooter question?
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2y ago
People DO make up their definitions, and put together they create a communities standards of success and then eventually a societies. Would you say a man that spends 40 years working 60 hours a week, alienating all friends and neighbors til
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2y ago
Probably by more common definitions held by people OP respects... For example, millions of people would not call him a success because he doesn't have a family with children (although Mr beast has definitely implied he wants one in the
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2y ago
I'd rather be poorer than deal with everything the west is throwing on everyone. A poorer Poland is still a better Poland than a wealthier not so Poland anymore. And if you want to start a Polish office, hire Polish people. Don't
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2y ago
Totally. I propose we start a brothelBnB next door to your home. Home owner wins, customer wins, worker wins, startup wins! Score! Market has spoken! I also recommend HoboSleepinCar Driveway as a service next to your home. The consumer has
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It's not worth taking your investment money if it means destroying one of that last non destroyed European countries. I moved to the US in 89. I've watched the US basically be destroyed by policies that basically are even worse ov
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As a Pole, my biggest anxiety is that Poland will give in and become like the rest of the West. If they let in migrants (even so many Ukrainians is a problem IMO), if they give in to "diversity is a strength", if they give into eq
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2y ago
We're literally down voting personal experiences now?
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If there weren't land lords, where would renters live? Would they build shacks in the forest and fields? Would they build custom homes on lots in the desert? Im not sure if most are capable nor well funded enough. Do we give them house
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2y ago
I'm pretty into right wing blogs and forums. I have yet to see even a glimpse of a Nazi and even anyone that goes beyond "why is half of Bidens Whitehouse Jewish? Isn't that weird? Why do so many politicians have to take a ph
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I agree with you. I was responding to the guy that said his is fine..... As if that proves anything. So I gave the 300k mile example of the most troubled transmission in the industry.
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2y ago
There are some people with 300k on their original Chevy Silverado transmission. But there are MANY people that have them blow up every 100k miles. So, would you say the 4l60e is a good transmission because yours went 300k? Im in the Central
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2y ago
I know two MIT grads that then went on to work at Boeing as mechanical engineers. They are not impressive at all on almost any subject you talk to them about. Not for Boeing engineers and definitely not as MIT grads. I don't think they
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It's not dry eyes but more the 'muscles' in the eye that feel fatigued. I don't remember if it's from focusing or moving the actual eyeball around in an attempt to see edges of the screen instead of moving my head.
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2y ago
Yet when you actually use them, they retain basic the same energy capacity???
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If Person A loses 1% over a week in standby, and person B loses 20% overnight, it's probably not the battery.. Unless Person B also tells you that in general their air pods only last 30 minutes playing music. As stated, their percentag
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2y ago
I feel like I have spectacular eyes. I can read absurdly small texts that shocks other people, great low light, yada yada. The quest2 made my eyes hurt after just using it for maybe half an hour. Tried it a few times over several weeks and
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Population that spends more every decade and gets less healthy, vs senior citizen that gets off all his meds by changing his eating habits by trying juice for 90 days. Gotta go with the tried and trusted med industry.
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Definitely. I'm not saying that 10 lbs of vegetables a day is healthy or anything. That would be crazy. You gotta add processed hormone injected meats, boiled dairy, and preservatives to get a healthy balanced diet.
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For sure. Pepsi, or beet juice. Same thing! And if you eat them whole, I bet they're just like candy too in your opinion!
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My dad was like you. At age 61 I finally got him to try 90 days of only fresh home squeezed/extracted vegetable juice. Technically all his calories those 3 months came from the sugars in the vegetables (celery, beets, carrots, cucumber
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