I wonder how much of these sales would have gone to tesla if it didn't have a well know ceo voicing his dodgy political views. I'm not saying Tesla and Volkswagen are similar quality for a similar price, but in the end they are competing for the same customers; it's obvious Tesla's decline in sales in because of Musk since it's basically still the same cars on offer, but how much of these lost sales ended up at Volkswagen is what I'd like to know.
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Purchasing WK Kellogg would be privately held Ferrero's latest effort to expand its footprint in the U.S. Ferrero, a 79-year-old company that owns brands such as Tic Tac and Kinder in North America, has started buying American brands only recently under the aegis of its Chairman Giovanni Ferrero.
Somehow it feels like good news it's not only US companies buying up EU ones, but also the other way around.
For £1, visitors to the park can use the machine to feed wild birds healthily and sustainably, rather than using bread which can lead to malnutrition.
French infrastructure is like that too, every road leading to Paris. Probably more countries like this.
Nice, there is an even more chaotic version there. (Yes this is clickbait but it's actually true and you'll appreciate the images they made).
Theoretically that could mean it also knows what is statistically unlikely, but it will only tell you what is statistically the most likely statistically unlikely answer.
they're goddamn geniuses in their delusional hick minds
I still haven't decided on whether they truly believe that or whether they only act like it because being honest would be unloyal and therefor not useful. Look at how Musk switched from his opinion from 'Trump is a genius' to 'Trump is a moron'
My theory is that a general lack of empathy caused his racist mindset combined with his his perceived superiority caused by his political power results in him not giving a fuck.
If that wasn't cringe enough, here's what the article concludes with:
“I could do this all day,” Trump mused as the leaders took it in turns to flatter him.
Thanks for sharing!
the most-practical and cost-effective approach
This one only goes for people who trust their government or an ngo to come rescue them when there's an disaster or other emergency going on. I am one of those people, but there seems to be a lot of people who don't and want to buy stuff now they can so they can survive as long as they can without any help when the point comes they can't buy these things.
Earth really looked cool back in 2026