Because morons love self checkout.

Americans will do anything to avoid walking.

We have a committee watching a committee watching a committee watching what you jerk off to.

you smartphone is a smartphone on wheels.

It’ll have to be robotic automation

Factories are already robotic. Replacing humans is just more tech bro bullshit, like how AI will fix your toilet.

Burry is going by hard numbers and making a rational call. The markets are not rational, which is why it is hard to predict the timing of a crash. There are no good reasons why TSLA should be over $30.

He’s a good person to heed for safe, longer term investment.

charge by the watt instead of the hour, in which case that’s pretty big BS

Someone doesn’t understand energy metering.

You pay for gas by the minute?

Charging at public chargers in UK is insane. £40+ for a charge.

Ok, but once more idiots buy EVs, you will see assholes just parking at chargers, because America.

Once enough EVs are common, people can lobby their municipality to make EV chargers code at apartment complexes. We could make handicapped parking appear overnight, we can do this.

But drivers swap on the road and don’t stop.

Nio has had battery hot swapping systems for years, but that’s for progressive countries.

They face a new issue: morons.

Yes, but when in the rare cases when you need to make 900km+ in a day, you really need that ability

So rent a gas car.

This stupid argument is why grown men drive huge pickups with pristine beds to office jobs, in case they need to move a couch every 7 years.

You can rent a van or pickup for $20.

I’m amazed no one has pulled the TOW MY BOAT card yet in this thread.

All Americans should travel to Italy and have a meal at an Autogrill on the highways. It’s likely the best food you ever eat. US highway stops are all hot garbage.

The US doesn’t do infrastructure. Bridges barely work.

They live in the US. You have to watch ads to take a shit.

You are missing out on delicious sushi.

Yeah but GM can’t make any kind of car reliable.

No, you cannot roadside repair a car with a broken timing chain or clogged catalytic converter, or broken transmission.