Oh I was genuinely curious if people drive across Europe like this often.

Yeah, that makes sense to me!

Is this something people actually do? I know here in the states we have the cannonball run. I doubt people actually drive the whole route very often.

My man, I have no idea why you got down voted. You’re 100% correct. Can’t afford to tip, can’t afford to eat out. Eating out is a luxury, not a necessity. Grocery stores have frozen food if you don’t want to cook.

A new Ahoy video dropped recently!

It’s nice because you can keep track of the internal temperature remotely.

Lemmygrad, malding since fighting the Soviets in COD4.

Yeah, rent control isn’t the solution people think it is. It turns out markets are high because of demand and supply. Not solely due to greed. What we need is more housing and to delete nimbyism.

Dude above did specify in VR though, and I agree. Forget playing anything in VR below 60.

Idk why you got down voted. It makes sense to me!

Yeah, I’d definitely be curious on more detailed numbers.

I’m not that guy, and I’m all for rail, but here’s an article that talks about it. https://seattletransitblog.com/2009/10/26/the-highway-vs-fixed-transit-debate/

“While a few rail-transit lines may have had a marginal effect on rush-hour congestion, the cost is exorbitant. The average light-rail line under construction or in planning stages today costs $25 million per mile ($50 million per mile in both directions). Heavy rail costs more than twice as much.  By comparison, the average lane mile of freeway costs only about $5 to $10 million.”

I think it’s still like .25 or .50 at Costco.