Jesus, at $20/mo you would pay for a full set of the (expensive) OEM tires on my car in less than a year. They're warrantied for 3 years of standard mileage, so even worse than double.
TheIllustrativeMan
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The anti-EV sentiment has been building much longer than BYD becoming the big boy on the block. About 8 months ago my state passed the equivalent of about a $100 per gallon tax on EV charging.
Too complicated, just turn the lawnmower sideways.
Don't they use different colors for capital vs lowercase vs number vs symbol?
Money solves all of that.
If anyone wants to do this, and needs an architect hit me up. I have some good ideas.
Would also match nomenclature with Mineral Wool Insulation.
I think 150k (ish) in my city would be solidly middle class. You could buy a house/car/retire on that.
I'm in a super weird spot, because I make good enough money that I have savings to support me after job loss, and I make enough money that I don't really have to worry about my grocery bill (within reason). Heck, there's even a chance that I'll be able to have a decent retirement.
But a house? Not happening. New car? No chance. Even eating out every week isn't viable. And even what I have is only because I have a pretty sweet rent situation.
Supposedly the Silverado EV does have astronomically better towing range, but GM seems to be slow-rolling that one.
The tiny homes would be about 200sq/ft, but really clean lines, very Scandinavian with lots of glass and metal but very sustainable wood exteriors. The glass would keep people reminded that they’re on the land and in a community.
A) Condos instead of individual tiny homes is probably better, for density, cost, and efficiency reasons. I would strongly advise bumping the square footage up a little to make it more marketable and sustainable long-term.
B) Glass and metal are expensive. Both in up-front costs and efficiency losses. Need to be careful in how these are implemented.
C) If you need an architect, hit me up.
Yeah I've been keeping an eye open since my car is likely to die soon. Thankfully some of the specific cars I'm looking at have depreciated like rocks. I feel like I'm probably going to end up with one of the first gen Bolts that GM bought back during the recall, because they're (comparatively) super cheap.
I'm probably going to try this, thanks for the write up.
Just yesterday I looked at the calorie count for my favorite frozen pizzas (Detroit Supreme, ~2400) and realized I need to cut it out entirely. This might soften the blow.
I grew up in churches like this, there's no way it's satire.