He hasn’t run SpaceX for a long time. At this point he isn’t much more than a mascot for the company.

In order to do that the US government would need to heavily subsidize EVs the way the Chinese government does.

I support this… in my view the Chinese government is putting its money out there in order to get more people into an EV. The US should match their efforts.

But don’t worry, the service isn’t changing… they are just charging more because they can.

I’m a very late Gen X, my wife is very early Millennial, most of our friend groups are a similar mix… And we’re in the same boat as you. I paid off my student loans last year, my mortgage is bearable, I got laid off a little over a year ago but had the savings to bridge the gap until I found a new job (and landed in a better paying position), and just got back from taking my family to Disney World for a week. But I spent most of my 20s and into my 30s eating ramen, saving up to go to maybe 2 concerts a year, asking my parents for gas money, and truly living paycheck to paycheck. Gradually it got better, but I was lucky to not get sick, injured, or addicted and I do acknowledge just how much of my current situation is due to luck, but I also had to put in plenty of hard work.

That’s the animal that uses it’s babies as decoys when threatened, right?

Little fucker in the punch has no idea why momma’s so happy and carefree all the time, and it’s because momma knows that she’s the faster runner between the two of them.

Next month: Rite Aid sells to new company, Right Eh’d.