From what I heard at the dealership yesterday, the grid here is "struggling to keep up" as a result. I don't know how true that is, but he did talk me out of spending several thousand dollars on a faster charger for my bike (6kw -> 12kw), claiming it would actually charge slower since it can't negotiate at peak rate pretty much anywhere in the state.
I would usually be more sceptical, but this guy is paid on commission and basically talked himself out of a bigger paycheck.
Are there really any other options outside of custom molds? I've had similar challenges with my Comply tips. They are pretty short lived in my experience, even with frequent gentle cleaning. But man are they good at first!
At first I dismissed this idea as bullshit, but at this point, wouldn't it be so much fucking easier to just bring him back? There has to be some reason they aren't, and I sure don't believe the "they don't want to set a precedent" line floating around.
I'm not really holding longer than two or three seconds each time, so not much co2 build up over all, I would think. It's worth a try if you get the shot, I've shared with a few pals and absolutely floored them even though they are heavy smokers.
In this experiment, increasing puff volume significantly raised THC levels in the blood and behavioral effects, while longer breath-holding slightly increased THC levels but did not enhance behavioral effects.
From the article. They do mention a slight increase, fwiw. I'd be curious if the same is true for vaping and to what extent if so. Cool stuff!
Anecdotally, once when I was strapped for cash, I had the idea to exhale into my volcano bag and reinhale it again, repeating this process several times per bag, and maaaaaaan did I get lit. It's like your own personal hot box. I do this all the time now and radically reduced the amount of herb I was going through, while also massively improving the high.
I struggle to reconcile my experience with your assertion, but am eager to learn more if you have the data.
People calling this plain ole market manipulation are missing the forrest for the trees. The bond market tells the tale, there was a concerted effort to bleed US bonds and drive the price down, which is why Trump blinked. None of his tax plans can come to fruition if no one will buy US debt, they were just too stupid and shortsighted to see this coming, hence the reversal.
Next time I'm not sure we will get so lucky. For the next "90 days", Peter Navarro and morons like him will be downplaying the selloff to Trump, which will embolden him to ride it out no matter what happens.
The only reason he reversed course is because the bond market was shitting the bed. If no one was buying our shitty bonds, then they couldn't issue the debt to pay for the massive tax cuts for the rich they're about to pass. The insider trading wasn't supposed to start until the market bottomed, they will absolutely try this same play again in three months.
I am a motorcycle lover, so take with a grain of salt, but I thoroughly enjoyed The Long Way Round and am seriously looking forward to this. Also how the hell did I miss Long Way Up?!
Don't forget about the part where the US president floated the idea of selling all the gold in Fort Knox for Bitcoins. The word crazy isn't doing this timeline justice, imo.
I think you kinda missed the point. To fire him would be admitting he isn't anything special which also means neither is Tesla. Ford had $48BB in Q4 revenue and trades for around $10/share. Tesla had $25BB in Q4 revenue, yet trades for $240/share. Without Elon, Tesla is just another car company and would likely lose over $230/share. They can never fire Elon. They are paid in shares. The only thing they care about is that number and absolutely nothing else.
From what I heard at the dealership yesterday, the grid here is "struggling to keep up" as a result. I don't know how true that is, but he did talk me out of spending several thousand dollars on a faster charger for my bike (6kw -> 12kw), claiming it would actually charge slower since it can't negotiate at peak rate pretty much anywhere in the state.
I would usually be more sceptical, but this guy is paid on commission and basically talked himself out of a bigger paycheck.