They do have electric mowers now, and that's all well and good if you live on a postage stamp lot that you push mow anyway. I think there are a few electric riding mowers out there, but you certainly won't see grass cutting services going that route.
Yeah, and I’ve always heard the money people say to not buy new because it loses so much value once you drive it off the lot. So how will we judge used EVs? Will it then be better to buy new? Technology should keep getting better. Do you want to buy old tech?
Fitst, Youre free to leave. But then you wouldnt get your soros bucks or zuckerbucks.
Not saying I’m against it. All those states that stopped counting to cheat should have the fraud exposed and their elections de-certified.
So you put it all on Kav when Barrett & Roberts didn't vote to stop the state courts either. Good reasoning.More turncoating from Kavanaugh
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45% of voter? More like 45% of Dims.
I didn't call the real data a lie, did I? But you lied about me anyway. LMAO.
What they really need to do is remove the Russia exceptions for energy payments in the Swift system.
Doing this in every county clerk office - 120 - was a total waste & a government employment boondoggle.
So any data that refutes "the real data" is a lie? How do you discern what's "real data" and what's not? are you the arbiter of that? or do you rely on Twitter and facebook "factcheckers" to tell you what's real data?
Dude getting REAL id was a nightmare. I brought more than enough documentation. I live in lex but went to Richmond as I figured it would be less crowded and faster even with an appointment.
Depends on how you look at it. Forcing people to drive an hour or more away isn't very efficient either. There's no reason why the permit test cannot be issued at a county level. Or for ID purposes, take all the information and phot at the county level and send it off for the actual ID to be processed. I can understand the physical ID needing to be done elsewhere because it became more sofisticated, but the rest of the process should be done at the county level.
If businesses were smart, the ones that can should try and incorporate a 4 day work week. That will cut gas use by 20% for their workers as long as you don't use that extra day off to drive around doing other stuff.
Only if you stay 6 car lengths back from other cars.
You're asking to maintain a more complex process to make it convenient for you. You admit you did three things wrong - went to wrong place, didn't have required paper, & parent didn't go with her. That's not a system problem.
In 2019 the average yearly oil production was 12.3 million and the consumption was just over 18million. Last month production was 11.6 million and climbing. Consumption right now is slightly below 2019 levels. That small difference in production does not equal the huge price increase. It is 100% pure speculative manipulation on the markets causing the price swing. It would take 10-20 years of non stop new well development to try and self sustain our oil consumption and we would run out before we got there. It's also very expensive compared to the middles east and south America because we are mostly now using fracking & shale, and expensive labor. The only we could be competitive would be to nationalize the oil.
Brain dead trumpsters should learn how to read data.
So you’re admitting that Psakis explanation about keystone xl not affecting price now is BS.
This was the result of Trump trying to sell anwr leases. Shell did one test drill in the 90s and hid the results. Everything else is just guesses ranging from nothing to 10 billion barrels. Saudi Arabia is estimated to have about 250 billion.
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