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Tldr; Cost of routine maintenance is higher on gas cars. Bases most of the argument on oil changes, which I'd argue was a smidge wonky. I mean, it's probably not wrong just felt less thought out than I would expect an argument to be.

Samsies, my sister had other issues and was for sure the one who needed more effort from my parents. Meanwhile, I got A's without much effort in HS and for the most part in college (until Masters, which of course landed me with a bit of a breakdown and being depressed for a long while). I'm not formally diagnosed, but that's mostly because I feel it's largely a waste of money for my case (I checked into it a while back when I had terrible insurance, and it was gonna cost me something like $1200).

Probably because you were the easy one? That was what it was for me, didn't realize until my mid 20s (covid really wrecked havoc with my studying in college because I couldn't go to a physically separate space that I had designated as a place I couldn't goof off).

Don't forget salad. Outback is largely one of the worst if you're vegetarian unfortunately. Most steakhouses at least have a few vegetable sides and can make a meal out of them.

Auto I believe, but that still might be useful. They have access to Cummins engines, which are basically one of the only manufacturers that meet the next phase of ghg emissions requirements. Plus since Honda seems to be retooling their factories for solid state batteries, it might allow them to produce some stop gap evs without relying on other manufacturers like GM (Hondas latest is just a rebadged Chevy Blazer EV).

Nissan holds a majority stake with Mitsubishi. That actually might be worth something to Honda, and they also seem to be able to produce some cheap evs, like the leaf which Honda doesn't seem able to do currently.

Make peas, not war.

Isn't this the second time they're trying it? Has his party finally started playing ball?

They already put their order in, largely because the hybrid ones kinda suck (even though Dejoy pushed them hard). Now he's trying to save face given Biden effectively forced his hand.

I know this is a weird answer, but try sleeping in a good drawn end hammock (think an Eno hammock, but try to find one that is longer). If you sleep diagonally, it cradles your body amazingly. I've been sleeping in one for a couple of years, and it's both gotten rid of my tossing/turning and helped pretty drastically with my back.

I finally broke down and got my passport, have been saving up some food incase that jumps in price quickly, and have been considering getting a gun. But those are mostly preventative things, he isn't elected yet, so other than having to listen to parts of my family over Thanksgiving, not too much has truly changed yet.

Pretty sure its a meshtastic board and a solar panel, although the article doesn't clarify.