JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for October 03, 2020

…let’s end this storyline please

Familiar flaws don’t seem so bad because we usually know how to correct them.

Clarence isn’t going to ream out his brother for ripping off his wife and lying to her about the shirt?

from Marcus’s question, is it safe to assume that he didn’t do one when buying his current vehicle?

I’m kinda lost now.

The problem with current vehicles is that diagnostic tools are required. Charlene would be out of luck unless she could afford them.

I remember when I test drove my first EV. Man, what a rush. I knew the dynamics of the EV, the quick acceleration, regenerative braking and so forth, but to drive that Chevy Bolt was something else. I finally ended up getting a cheaper Nissan Leaf and I love this little car. It’s just right for zipping around town. Though range anxiety is a real thing, it is less so in that there are times when I can drive ten miles and only use up a few miles of range. Simply amazing. And it costs me a third of what my ICE truck costs. EVs are the future. Get one.

The old truck is probably worth more than a new one once you sign the papers.

As long as you’re not leaving a trail of parts to find your way home, no payments.

Kinda agree with GirlGeek.

you will be lucky to live to age 50 without severe health issues thanks to your career path, and that ancient fossil of a truck is a roaring metal death trap compared to any vehicles made today.