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When Santa brings you a truckload of Superchargers
A friend and former business partner is installing these and more. We are getting four new locations in Phoenix. I told him this: Bring one home. Let’s wire it to the ped in front of my house and become the neighborhood Tesla hangout. They call it “SATS” -- “Stand around and talk at the... -
Austin Model Y ("Longhorn" edition?) spotted in California, Central Coast area
White-looking hispanic here, and I was hassled a lot in both CA and AZ for no front plate. AZ dropped that idiot law though. -
Is $TSLA going to 600.00?
I'm glad it's gone. Unless you're day trading, no good can come of constantly seeing your positions. If it comes back, I'll use my ad blocker to hide it. -
Is $TSLA going to 600.00?
Stock is on sale, probably a good time to buy. I did a stop limit order for any $10 rise in a short period. -
Summon Tesla hits parked 3 Million Jet
When I had the FSD package for a month, I used summon twice. One where another Tesla decided to park like an asshole and partially block me. It was amusing to seem my car go quickly back and forth and make its decision to get out. I also had to hold down a "GO" button the entire time, letting... -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
Don't need to pull it up, the crabs pull each other down. I'm looked down upon for working and leaving the system. -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
I have no idea what a just-so story means, but I've got a lifetime of observing this behavior first hand unfortunately. It motivated me to get out of that ghetto and swamp. -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
I know economics is hard, but without the transportation opportunities across many of those states, the others would make nothing. There's much more interdependence and complexity in the economics of interstate dealings than in people on welfare. I should note, I've never voted for a... -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
The one where several of my cousins have spent decades sitting at home getting fat by draining money from those who work. Seems common in this world, not sure about yours. -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
Pumping a little water from the sinking boat into the one that's not sinking is effective, sure. -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
I turned my love of tech into various money-making ventures. I'm a high school dropout, I had nothing else to fall back on. I don't love every second of my day, but I hate very few parts. -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
Not really. Most of it's pretty obvious unless you wear rose colored glasses and think we can steal from some to make others successful. -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
No, but it helps keep the mindless worker society in line, and away from independence. A lot like welfare and other handouts; why work? My extended family has a long line of union workers if they weren't welfare queens, my direct family did not. Guess who is doing well? -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
Did someone say, "BRING MORE POLITICS INTO THIS THREAD?" I think so. -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
NLRA was enacted in the 30s, but I don't know if the salary discussion part was always there. I'm not sure if there's a way to find the document over the farther decades. Wayback machine only seems to have a few years worth of pages. -
Elon Musk calls out the UAW for embezzling money from its workers
It's a violation of federal law to have such a policy, or to restrict such discussions.