And JD Bedbug still claims he was convicted of being involved with a gang. Sounds like his only involvement was having his life threatened by that gang.
And now he's in prison with those gang members?
You're partially right about the housing.... truth is there are a lot of people who say they want to have housing built for working class and poor people-as long as it's nowhere near where they live. It's an issue that often comes up in some of the Boston area towns with the highest rated schools. And these are supposedly the liberals.
And sadly, public transit is now viewed by many as a form of welfare, even though a well run transit system is one that benefits everyone.
I've known people who found ways to travel for a lot less-by staying in hostels, camping, couch surfing, etc. although it only goes so far. They still paid off debts a little later than they may have otherwise, but it was worth it for them.
True. I remember reading about one man, upon being asked how he felt about a colleague being so much richer than he was, who said: "I have something he will never have. I have enough."
I really wish I knew who to credit...
Well he's partially right-we DO want to destroy his influence.
He's complaining also about people being happy about Tesla stock going down. He asked "who does that?" as if he didn't celebrate cutting people's jobs by wielding a chainsaw onstage. Side note: should somebody on drugs even be using that kind of equipment?
And by the way, Elon, if you want to save Tesla then all you have to do is step down and let somebody else run it. I think you'll be financially okay.
One of the managers I work with has a Bolt. He likes it but only uses it for city driving-quite a lot less than you do from the sounds of it. I have no idea how long it takes him to charge it or how long the charge lasts.
I thought they stopped making it, though.
There are a lot of towns in NY and New England that were built to be walkable and they were-until a lot of the stores were moved into shopping centers outside of downtown. Many of them could still be walkable since many of the structures are still there-but sadly it's not a priority. I'm just old enough to remember whole families going downtown not only to shop, but to meet up with friends and family. It's nice when you can get all of your errands and socializing done in a small area.