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harddriver
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How long before insurance companies require EV's to be parked outside of the garage?
Thumbpicker
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EV EV EV let your hair hang down
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VonBonfire
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That's now how it works. This is the land of the slave and the home of the fee. They will just raise the premiums on both your car and your home, further making car ownership and home ownership more difficult. A win-win for high society.
Thumbpicker
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Also you can say goodbye to cheap chicken meat and eggs...
These battery hens are too dangerous.
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VonBonfire
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I have about 20 analog hens in a coop outside already.
Floyd Eye
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Mmmm. Analog hens.
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VonBonfire
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Light Brahma's and partridge rocks just don't make very good broilers. A little stringy. But they do lay nice eggs at a pretty reasonable clip.
Floyd Eye
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70 Mach 1
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Im in the insurance business.
That and exclusions for electric bikes have been on my mind for a while
Im not ready for an EV.
Im just warming up to a hybrid.
My lease is up in april
Hybrid is a front runner if the price is right
That and exclusions for electric bikes have been on my mind for a while
Im not ready for an EV.
Im just warming up to a hybrid.
My lease is up in april
Hybrid is a front runner if the price is right
Thumbpicker
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Batteries have a finite life. If you turn over your vehicles from new fairly regularly it's not an issue. I would be wary of buying a second hand one though.
