That looks awesome! Great job

Thanks for the tips! I gotta look into those. 4% is fantastic!

I don’t get why people use banks/ credit unions with low yield savings accounts. Isn’t that the most important part? I get 3% in my savings. I honestly dont get choosing something with a low yield account

As a New Yorker, I’m reasonably happy with her. Shes far from as progressive as id like; but overall has done a lot of good.

looks great! For how long does it hold its charge?

That’s clever!

What is a steppe exactly?

Plus library cards can be used to access ebooks and audiobooks. They really are a fantastic resource

I think the only things that should matter for regulation/classification are size, weight, and speed. How the bike is powered doesn’t really matter. If someone has joint issues they may want to use the throttle, rather than pedaling.

What do the other dials do?

I’m curious what he meant about keeping things simple. I also really like that he mentioned taskmaster. I would love to see a “taskmaster” adjacent show on dropout. I feel like that sort of show would really fit in well with the current offerings

As others have said, it integrates with your local library. It works pretty flawlessly

This is probably a hot take; but I don’t like the look of the extra dials. I like watched to be simple and just have the time

yeah; I think the current system is overall pretty reasonable. the issue is really enforcement

This is the really annoying part of the church. They’ll say all the right things; but then do nothing

That’s nuts; I don’t realize that. Is it actually enforced?

Would this effect all ebikes? that seems a bit extreme.

How’d you do the sourdough?

I agree that its not a great attitude; but exposure to nature seems like a good way to correct it. I’ve known people who didn’t care about climate change; until they realized it would effect the trail they like to go running on.

The trash left on hiking trails isn’t great; but its nothing compared to the damage corporations have done. If just a few more people discovered a love of nature, that could inspire tighter regulations on corporations

Is this really an issue though? Whatever gets people a bit closer to nature seems good to me