His business where both he and his partner dipped to politics as soon as possible. And was a paperboy, with one summer job in university. I’ve worked literal years more than he ever has.
*Edit: and working in political parties is not working, that’s politics.
One of my favourite examples of this is still Rust. Sure, it’s not a perfect game, I don’t always like the updates, but do I feel like I got my money’s worth, from a purely online game I bought in 2013 and can still hop on with thousands of other people? I do.
I don’t think everyone buying a brand new vehicle would be a net win for the environment, especially with the kind of vehicles sold here(giant SUVs are still massive even when their EVs, take much more resources to both build and charge than small cars). I would also love to the math that shows something like my vehicle, a Fiat 500, contributes more pollution than a container ship.
Why even comment if you didn’t read the article? Between this and the seasonal droughts, the local residents are having their water usage rationed while this factory is ignoring the town’s vote against its expansion.
You get you can treat damaged paint, right? Like have you ever buffed and polished a vehicle? Yes paint may get damaged, but there are things you can do to make it look good again. You simply cannot do this on the Cybertruck.
It even speaks to the range dipping in winter, and that does put major strain on a battery. ICE vehicles are also a lot less reliable in Canada vs lots of the States.
My province is also run by pieces of shit