Car pics too cool not to share
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I had a short of routing an ARB line that was 14 seconds long. It has 6.8 million views. Bored people who like vertical videos it's another avenue to gain subscribers. The thing I don't like about the shorts, is that a lot of people "accidentally" subscribe as they are trying to scroll through. Then they unsubscribe throwing my numbers all over the place.
6.8M views over how much time? IDK the backside of the 'tube, so you'd need to explain things to me, but that just seems like a lot of views for a smaller channel.
That reminds me of the old joke-
Riding a Japanese motorcycle is like getting a bj from a dude. It feels good until someone you know sees you...
Sure,and probably wreck it in short order
They bring subscribers which pays for my house cleaners!
You should use that money to get a faster car than your neighbors. You can get faster for a lot less money.
You won't be cooler and his will appreciate while yours depreciates but still, you can be faster.
That Maclaren is a beautiful car.
Sure beats a Pathfinder .....
Seems like a lot of words to skirt around typing Tesla Plaid (with a good battery).
Oh wait - that was a mistake…
Seems like a lot of words to skirt around typing Tesla Plaid (with a good battery).
Bingo, used $50k
I'm pretty sure I'm subscribed to his channel as well - its a good one for sure. But I fail to see what subscribing actually does for me. Years back, I'd get an email when a subscribed "channel" posted a new video, now that's gone so I dunno. Probably is now some kind of push notification on a PHOOOOOONNE...
You’ve got to click the bell if you want notifications. And check every now and then to confirm it’s still checked.
I just did a little shallow research and found those Tesla Plaids are hanging onto, or depreciating at a similar rate, as a comparable BMW M5. (limited to 5-6 year old vehicles, both are listing around 1/2 original MSRP, not an "investment vehicle" by any means) That was actually a little surprising to me. I figured the Tesla would have lost a little more than the BMW. I wonder what that looks like at the 10 and 15 year mark when the Tesla will be due for major service expense.
I don’t see long term value in Teslas which is why I can’t understand buying a new one when 3 years and 40k cuts the price in half.
The BMW would be a parts cost nightmare at the 10-15 year mark but a Tesla to me would be like an iPhone 7 at that time, essentially without value and I’d just hope it still did what I needed it to, no point in replacing components.
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