Kbin does that sometimes

Yup. The traditional American middle class is essentially an endangered species

For anyone interested in someone who's fantastic about interviewing people from all over the US (and maybe someoutside, cant remember), Peter Santenello is great. Found his videos on Appalachia one night when I couldn't sleep and was hooked.

One of the few people that actually let's people talk and tell their story without trying to be leading or get a sound bite.

Ding ding ding. It's incredibly rare for authoritarian governments to disarm the far right. The police have shown time and time again they will not protect you, and that's if they're not actively joining in

We protect us

Oh I never said it was good

How can we turn a Hilux into a technical using only PC parts

BabylonBee is a satire site

I also find they tend to last longer and are easier to clean.

Hardees/Carl's Jr. Has always been stupid expensive for fast food, at least in my area

Because liquids behave the exact same as solids

If I have to have microplastics in my balls, then the fish do too dammit!

Probably technically, but I can almost guarantee you they quite literally couldn't care less about two brothers sharing an account. They're more worried about large groups sharing an account.

It's something people don't realize. We may be a scourge on the Earth, but we're still nowhere even near the top of the list of worst things to happen to this planet.

As the other reply brought up, Theia crashing into Earth. Flood basalt events. The Chicxulub impact.

We may be able to cause some real awful shit, but we still are nothing compared to what the forces of nature can produce. And just to clarify, I'm not saying this to in any way downplay the seriousness of climate change, or that we should do nothing about it.

Yeah it really wasn't good

If it you it to the extreme, sure. But the foundation of losing weight in any context is calories in < calories burned.

I tried to get my dad to stop drinking soda for years when I was growing up. Dude drank 8+ cans a day. He finally quit drinking soda, and was for some reason surprised when he started losing weight. Changes as simple as that, just ordering a size down of what you normally would when you do esst fast food, etc. all can add up big time.

You guys have pretty strict regulations regarding emissions on older cars over there right? Could swear I saw a Tom Scott video on the subject or something.

I'm surprised it's that much lower though, given at least the general perception around the reliability of American vs German cars. Wonder how much brands like Honda and Toyota are offsetting that.

Shit like this is why we need to stop allowing our cops to feel like they're soldiers when they have absolute jack shit in the way of training. *

Acorn hits a cops car and he thinks he needs to kill a man. National Guard actually gets shot at and they don't give a fuck.

• or yknow, stop letting them play army full stop

Well yeah. 12.6 years is the average in the states, not the upper limit. See plenty of pre-2000 accords and the like daily.

Not reading the article and being aggressively confidently incorrect is basically this guy's MO

How much of this is due to vehicle life expectancy improving and how much of it is nobody can afford a new car. Obviously it's not purely the later, because vehicle do (generally) last longer these days, but it's not like everyone was driving their vehicles into the dirt previously.