foosh

and here i am...middle age, reaching upper age and mostly gave up cannibis and mostly drinking

are Ford dealerships still required to service EVs that arent sold there?

Damn, that would be great here. Childcare was one of the reasons I left California. I was paying $5000/month for two kids to $3000. I just need to hold for 3 more years and I'm done with child care costs.

i think its a regional thing and some certains may be more heavily religious than others. in SF, the church i went to, everyone was pretty slim or fit.

my kid goes to public school and theres co-sponsored prayers before school on some fridays. it weirds me out too.

im not in the deep south but Texas is very different from Washington State and California lol.

I was under the impression that Portland was still cheap but I haven't kept up with the market there. My home basically doubled in value after 3 years.

I'm in Austin now and the low inventory is madness.

no where. im here

haha, i wouldnt say that. tho we have our seperate accounts, we still have a common savings goal. our methodology in how we achieve it is different so it is easier this way.

not only separate bank accounts, separate investment and retirement accounts too!

that's a lot o_O

wife and i combined, nearly 300k when we graduated lol. nearly paid off now tho.

I just need a 7 seater car. Right now, I take 2 cars to places. Is electric not better?

I really want an EV but the available options right now are junk lol. Im holding onto my cars as long as I can but I would really like a large SUV right now. All the EVs out there are a no go. The only SUVs im interested in now are the Hyundai Palisade and Kia Telluride. If i can find an electric equivalent, I'd go for it. I like Teslas on paper but everyone I know with one gets a lot of headaches from their car. the QC on teslas are horrible. It may be a while but really, we just need better EVs.