Go ahead. Point by point. I’m quite interested in seeing how you can deny the tire wear and the EV hookup costs. Well known and easily searched information like that must be “super” easy to argue against. Lol

Well I’ve been paid for working on all of the above, so I guess that makes me a self declared proffesional, sport.

Few people want to get wired and lug/have out a heavy duty 30 amp extension cord running out into their driveway to plug in their car.

Beyond that, during the winter months, having a completely cold soaked ev battery when it’s like 10 degrees Fahrenheit outside MASSIVELY cuts down on your range, while having to leave your car outside 24/7 during the summer causes your battery to degrade faster, so you want it left parked in the shade.

They also lose value much faster and repairs outside of warranty are much more expensive.

Plus again, you almost have to have a house and garage to keep one. Not to mention the cost of the charge station set up in your garage (usually around $1,200).

Then you also have how much quicker tires wear out. Replacing $800 tires every 30,000 miles is a lot more expensive than $600 tires every 50,000 miles.

I own a hybrid. Between knowing batteries, electronics, evs and vehicles, I’m more informed and knowledgeable than most people on here. EVs are only great if you own a garaged house, want to take large losses on resale, and keep newer vehicles. A lot of people do fit in that category, but for everyone else they’re still a poor idea for now. They’re fine if you only keep vehicles under a warranty and trade them in. They aren’t a “thrifty” option.

All you need is a house and a garage and room to keep your evs in there and an ev with a range big enough to handle all your travel needs or you’ll still gave to own a 2nd vehicle that uses gas and then if you want to keep your ev past 100k miles just be sure to keep an extra $20,000 lying around for when the battery needs replaced.

But yeah, you can always leave home with a full tank. Of course, filling it to 100% also degrades the batteries faster. But don’t worry. Your warranty will kick in once you lose about 1/3 of capacity. Sure ducks if your 300 mile range vehicle (when the weather is right) can only go 220 miles, but that isn’t quite bad enough for warranty coverage.

New cat is totally cool with OG cat. OG cat fucking hates the new cat.

As of about three weeks ago a stray cat figured out how to use our doggie door.

Now we have a 2nd cat.

Cool ranch doritos on my sandwich is my favorite one.

I always use horseradish Mustard on my sandwiches, but my “kick it up a notch” is putting cool ranch doritos on em. Many different chips and doritos make a sandwich awesome better, including just salted potato chips, but cool ranch is my favorite.

I keep and wash my whites separate in hot or warm water. Everything else goes together in cold water. Wool stuff gets air dried, while the rest gets the dryer.

Add a cup of white vinegar to the wash with the clothes if anything is extra smelly, during the wash cycle/beginning.

Know where I’m moving before I die.

Then there’s me. No membership. Just go inside for the great pizza and hotdog deals.

I owned the NES version of Skate or Die when I was a kid. One of the games I stupidly sold after getting a Sega genesis, though.

I did the same thing.

You’re taking too long to do the dishes.

Zoom in on the pieces. You’re seeing them wrong.

The point of it was that it became a much bigger pain in the ass to win than it initially seemed. Also, your 19 moves is if you don’t mess up at all. If it gets stretched to 50 moves, it’s a stalemate.

Back when even cable TV was only like 30 channels and there was no internet, if something big went down that was cool, everyone tuned it or had to miss out. I remember a documentary special on the Discovery Channel (it used to only be about animals and the planet) that I think damn near every kid in my school watched, and it wasn’t even shark week.

I’m not sure which job is which.