OH NO I LOLLED

Can you share a screen shot from the video of the back seat lever you’re describing?

I’m not seeing it. And I wrote the article, so I’m pretty sure I would have :j

Reading that coverage was fucking heartbreaking. Pointless, stupid, preventable.

And you know what? The rescuer kid and the rescued kid are both going to be haunted by that forever.

I did not realize how fucking stupid the gear selector was. I’m even angrier than when I started, and I started pretty angry.

I, for one, am baffled.

How didn’t this get recalled after the first escapable entrapment death? I could find 12 fire deaths where the occupants were evidently trapped, and that was just my dumb ass Googling for an afternoon for recent cases, I’m sure there’s more.

I think this is the sentiment of anyone who has had to carry grenades. Whoever invented those was a bastard’s bastard.

As an illiterate fool, I resemble that remark!

Just because it’s funny, the insurance industry defines flood damage as:

“By definition, a flood vehicle has been completely or partially submerged in water to the extent that its body, engine, transmission or other mechanical component parts have been damaged.”

An illiterati I may be, but I do know a little about cars, and how car titles work. The only way that self-destructed Cybertruck is getting sold is as scrap metal or as a branded-title car that nobody can insure. If you don’t know what a flood branded title is or what what that means for owning/selling the vehicle, treat yourself to some literacy and Google it.

The scientists in Ireland calling their data set to prevent this exact fucking thing “Coyote” sent me over the moon.

“But humans can do it with their eyes!” - says the man not selling a human brain to go with the optical sensors

No, no, that’s how you heil the Cybertaxi.

The Cybertruck can’t see well enough to recognize hand signals, you’ll get plowed for sure.