Especially when replying to the subject of Chicago, yes.

I feel like that’s a problem in most major cities, or just on wider thoroughfares in general.

A crosswalk with a light was installed on my block for this very reason, but good luck having cars actually stop when you activate it.

Not specifically pedestrian-related, but I lived near Columbus, Ohio for a few years, and it was an issue in various areas. They had to install a traffic light in between two other near the job I had, there, because entire trains of vehicles would just run the turn signal.

People just seem to progressively care less and less as time goes on.

Vapes kinda work in a similar fashion to foods. I remember having to switch from vanilla, because it was making my coffee taste like nothing.

For the curious, I removed nicotine from my diet last February. About 28 years, total.

As someone who changes oil for a living, I can confirm it’s in more than just Teslas.

It’s primarily an issue of getting the necessary tools to be able to drop the bastich in the first place, and then figuring out when to do it, because now is absolutely not the time in the southeastern United States.

This right here; if I can ever manage to get my transmission fixed, I can start recording my DoorDash trips, again. OSM is painfully lacking info in my city.

"The issue’s not whether you’re paranoid, Lenny. I mean, look at this shit. The issue is whether you’re paranoid enough."

Little known fact: turns out, they were actually the three Wyze men, and were scheduled to give the new parents a quote on a smart home security system.

We’ve kinda had that legislation for about 235 years, now.

They just don’t give a fuck.

My power inverter would beg to differ.