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Comments by mark94 (page 28)

  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Dens of Rip off Bitches
    Pre-internet, I stumbled into clip joints on three occasions. I quickly figured out what was going on. It still cost me. I learned from each experience.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    Tesla stock is up 4.6% today. Did this thread do that ? Impressive !
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    The Cybertruck will be out in a few months. Not much has been released about its price or specs. Best guess is it will start in the $70,000 range but eventually drop to $50,000 as supply grows. I don’t know its range or towing but it is rumored to do 0-60 in 2.9 seconds.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    Here’s an interesting fact. All those Tesla Superchargers have large batteries buried beneath them. Tesla buys electricity off the grid at super cheap late night rates, then charges cars at peak prices during the day. Tesla makes a shitload of money off the price difference.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    The problem with hybrids, and especially plug in hybrids, is they are very complex vehicles. Two different drive trains plus the computer to coordinate them. More expensive to build. Double the chance of a major mechanical issue. While I believe electric vehicles will soon dominate, workhorse vehicles like diesel trucks will still be around for decades. They do the job and won’t be easily replaced.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    Another aspect of EVs is China. They are making millions of EVs that sell for $10,000 to $15,000 in China. The quality isn’t bad. They are beginning to export these to Europe ( at higher prices ).
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    In about a year, Tesla will have a $25,000 compact car/hatchback that costs $300 per year to fuel. It will be faster, quieter, and less costly to maintain ( half as many parts ) than a gas vehicle.. The Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic will also cost $25,000 but will cost $3,000 per year to fuel. That’s why I am buying Tesla stock aggressively.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    Until recently, self driving code was written by humans one line at a time. Back then, I thought it would take 20 years to develop. Now, it’s being developed by artificial intelligence, using millions of miles of data from Tesla cars on the road. The progress has been exponential. They are getting close.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    In Arizona, it costs $2 to fully charge an EV at home in the winter and $5 in the summer. That allows about 250 miles of driving. For someone who drives 15,000 miles a year, that’s under $300. With gas prices at $5/gallon here, the annual cost of gas is closer to $3,000.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    Another aspect of Tesla that will pop up in the next couple years is full self driving. All Teslas have the hardware needed for this. About 100,000 Tesla vehicles are testing FSD right now and they’ve made a lot of progress in the last year using artificial intelligence. There are videos on YouTube if you want to see how close they are. Right now, they operate flawlessly on major highways, pretty well in suburban and rural settings, but struggle in some dense urban locations. Elon says this will be ready for the public by the end of the year, which probably means 2 or 3 years.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    They are discovering that car batteries are good for about 3,000 charging cycles. So, if you charge every night, they’ll last about 8-10 years. But, if you are only driving 20 or 30 miles a day, they’ll last much longer. Everything skibum says about winter driving is correct. On the other hand, the Tesla heat pumps can be operated by phone, so you can warm your car before getting in. Or, in my case, cool your car in the summer. That’s a nice feature.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Papi_Chulo
    Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
    OT: Electric Vehicles – thoughts?
    I’ve done a complete 180 on this. I plan to buy a Tesla Model Y. I’ve also purchased a substantial amount of Tesla stock and I’m going to buy more. First, Tesla has a 5 year lead on every other non-Chinese EV manufacturer, in terms of technology, design, and manufacturing. Their charging stations are fast and convenient national wide. Their online purchase process is simple and vastly better than the typical dealer process. The only EV I would consider is a Tesla. Teslas are quiet, fast, and fun to drive. Because they are software based, they have features not available in any other car. The only downside is their higher purchase price though, if you factor in how much you save in gas, they are competitively priced in terms of cost of ownership. The real turning point will be in about a year when the Tesla Mexican plant opens and the $25,000 compact begins selling. That price point will be the end of GM and Ford. They will not be able to compete.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    RFK Jr. and upcoming races
    RFK and Trump are evidence that the majority of voters are aware of how deeply corrupt Washington is. Voters are desperate to purge the system and they will support anyone they believe is dedicated to cleaning house, no matter how personally flawed that candidate might be. That’s why attacks on Trump, or Tucker Carlson, only make them more popular. The elite, both Democrat and Republican, think they can play that old game of pretending to be with the people, while enriching themselves. They have been exposed. That old playbook no longer works.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    shailynn
    They never tell you what you need to know.
    Interest Rates Possibly Bumped Up Again Soon
    All this attention is being paid to interest rates when the real cause of our economic hell is obscene spending by our government. Until that is under control, monetary policy will accomplish nothing.
  • review comment
    a year ago
    Shoplift01
    Arizona
    Saturday Afternoon was Satisfying
    It’s tough to judge how many dancers unless you stay for a full cycle of stage dances. Dancers will do a quick walk through of the floor after they are on stage. Other than that, they hide in VIP, behind the bar, or in the dressing room. There could be 30 dancers when you think there are 5.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    RFK Jr. and upcoming races
    RFK has his flaws, but he genuinely believes in the policies he espouses. Unlike pretty much every other politician.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    shailynn
    They never tell you what you need to know.
    The Dentist
    It’s not just about dental health. Gum disease and bacteria in the mouth affects overall health. These infections find their way into the bloodstream and can cause serious harm, including a correlation with heart disease.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    shailynn
    They never tell you what you need to know.
    Most Pointless Professions
    Government bureaucrats, which is pretty much anyone outside the military who draws a paycheck from the government. Their only skill sets are looking busy and explaining why something isn’t their fault.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    mark94
    Arizona
    How much are Hi Liter dances now ?
    I’ve also noticed the floor dance activity has ticked up. It’s no where near the HL golden age, but it’s better than it had been.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    You ever observe people not tipping?
    There are many parts of the world where tips are not part of the culture. Others where a tip is built into the bill automatically. Others where there are tips but they are much smaller than the US. Others where a tip is really an under the table bribe to assure things go well, especially for government employees. I was in Spain years ago and my friends got angry that I left a tip on the table. Plus, who came up with rule that determines which professions deserve a tip and which don’t ? A doctor saves your life and doesn’t get a tip. A waiter brings you a Diet Coke and expects a tip.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    wld4tatas
    New Jersey
    Dominion Lawsuit Against Fox News
    Fox has gone full anti-Trump, pro-Elitist. Tucker tried to get the word out about Jan 6 and Fox management silenced him. Tucker had a week of videos to reveal FBI involvement but he was only allowed to show one day’s worth. I think Fox management wanted Tucker gone, in spite of the piles of cash he brought to Fox. Go woke, go broke.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    wld4tatas
    New Jersey
    Dominion Lawsuit Against Fox News
    “In the end, Carlson became the latest casualty…” Predictions are that Tucker will build a podcast empire similar to what Joe Rogan did….and he will make Joe Rogan level money. That’s about 10 times what he made at Fox.
  • review comment
    a year ago
    mark94
    Arizona
    Two visits, No dancers
    Their VIP is higher than BSC while BSC has much, much better dancers. They have a one time VIP admission fee while BSC and HL do not. Go figure.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Small Town Adult clubs
    Many ( but not all ) of the reviews for small town clubs are written by people who haven’t visited the big city hubs for SCs. I’ve tried out several small town clubs with high review scores that I found disappointing compared to places like Phoenix and Dallas.
  • discussion comment
    a year ago
    Warrior15
    Anywhere there are Titties.
    NFL Draft 2023
    As a Vikings fan, there are several ways they can go about finding a franchise QB. Trade for Trey Lance ? Move way up in 2023 ? Take a chance at a late 1st rounder ? Wait until 2024 ? The decision will determine the Vikings’ record for several years. I enjoy the strategy, gamesmanship, and secrecy.