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I’d agree with you. The actors, singing, set design, choreography, are all amazing. The story is just uninspiring and I think it’s reflected in the performances outside the musical bits.

As much as I sympathize, that doesn’t automatically mean (perceived) expensive EVs are the issue, though.

PS the average new car is $47k. Please tell me how that $55k EV with the $7.5k tax rebate is expensive?

Source: https://www.kbb.com/car-news/average-new-car-price-tops-47000/

Headline: Christmas dinner to cost less this year!

Article: by £0.52.

You’re right, I am. Thanks, friend. :D

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On topic, I agree with you. Really like the community here and exciting to see it continue to grow.

If everyone could get easy, cheap car insurance outside of their home state or region, don’t you think it would be a widespread phenomena already?

Hot take, but Wicked. It’s an average movie with a huge marketing budget preying on nostalgia for a much better film.

Like, it wasn’t bad, but it certainly was my biggest letdown of the year.

Also — movie starts, title card… “Part 1”? Fuck right off, Disney.

I walked away to do something else for 30 minutes in the middle and I don’t think I missed anything. It was very much like a Hallmark movie. Doesn’t help that Dakota Johnson can’t act her way out of a paper bag, and the rest of the cast just phoned it in.

And Black Adam is DC, not Marvel.

It’s not very common, I’d just like to point that out.

They can restrict the sale and the registration (license plate/tabs) of new gas cars within the state. Someone can still go to another state to buy one, but they can’t get a CA plate for it. And that’s on top of trying to figure it how to get insurance coverage for it.

<Marv Albert’s Head> Grotrian from downtown! Yes! </Marv Albert’s Head>