Another silly hollyWEIRDO show where dresses look like they are going to fall off and everyone has to get up and spout their leftist political nonsense so they can stay on the "in" crowd.

In the USA, a lot of people are still "conditioned" to buy from a carrier store, going back over 20 years which is where people started buying phones. Plus, people think they are getting a good deal for a "free" phone by a carrier locked phone, but actually pay MORE than if they had bought it outright. The last carrier phone I bought, was the original Samsung Galaxy on AT&T. I switched to straight talk not long after and did some calculations of using an MVNO, vs a carrier locked phone, over the course of the contract. I've been on an MVNO ever since.

I wish Ford would actually build cars! Other than the Mustang, all they build are trucks & those stupid SUV's

Germany, land area: 138,100 sq mi The 48 continental United States: 3,120,428 Germany, land area is little smaller than the state of Montana. In other words, as with EV's, "renewables" are not practical in the USA.

Yeah, shut down coal, hydro damns, gas turbines and depend on solar & wind. THAT will work out LOL BEFORE they shut them down, they should replace them with MORE nuclear power plants!

started with an old brownie camera in the early 70's. Went to SLR in the early 80's. First digital in 2006 (still have it! Panasonic FZ-50) Upgraded to d-slr in 08, and another d-slr in 12 and still use it. Multiple lenses, flashes, filters but it is still the best camera out there. Hey, nothing against smartphones, but those super TINY image sensors not to mention there are too many of them.

Unlike say South Korea, Japan, Europe...you can drive across the entire country in a day. In the USA it takes DAYS to cross the entire country. Not to mention a lot of places are out in "the sticks" and are 20-30 minutes or more between towns & cities. To "build out" a nationwide charging network would not only be expensive, it would be impractical, not to mention our charging grid can barely handle the load today. In cities, EV's are more practical than ICE. But in the more rural areas of the United States, hybrid and ICE vehicles are way more practical.

My dad, sold cars from the 60's until 2000. U.S. auto production (the big three) has gone downhill for decades. Heck, I read an article with a chart last week that showed Honda & Toyota build more American made cars, with parts SORCED from America, than the big three.

Believing & following an "influencer"...every CEO's DREAM! More $$$$

Two sides of the SAME card!

I remember when cars were made from STEEL, had STEEL chrome bumpers. If you bumped into someone, you might scratch the chrome. Now, bump into someone and it is a multi-thousand dollar repair! Plus, with all the electronic sensors and what not, makes it even more expensive. They increased the MPG by removing most of the steel in the vehicles, replaced it with plastic. At least the steel can be recycled.

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Gee thanks CAPTAIN OBVIOUS! At least in the states, kids under 16 shouldn't be allowed to have anything but a dumb phone that can only call say 911 and, their parents. We see it all the time, young teenagers all sitting around NOT talking to each other but with their heads down in their phones.

Why? SIMPLE. USA is SPREAD OUT! Japan is smaller than California in land area. That is just ONE state, not to mention the other 47 in the continental USA. You can travel from France to Germany by car in a day, but to travel from El Paso to Texarkana takes a couple days by car. Unless you develop "warp drive" for trains, it just won't work in the USA.

It will bankrupt you to have it prescribed though.