This dude has absolutely cornered the "omg, so relatable" content market, every time I see a post like that, it's a 50% chance it's this fucker.

He's everywhere on Lemmy.

So? If the information they provide is accurate, what's the big deal?

Breaks. Brakes are what slow the vehicle down.

I would just outright refuse at that point, and leave if I'm not being paid to be there.

I feel Jeremy Clarkson is a fairly honest representation of the typical Briton.

David Attenborough if you want the best of Britain.

This problem is not unique to the US by any means.

Someone has built an actual, one to one hot wheels car and track though.

https://youtu.be/5d7ZgFEIZmo

Not directly, no.

It's a supercar, being practical isn't the point.

What's obvious to some is a revelation to others, let them have their moment.

The plan is for the vehicle to have an air compressor on board, I don't know if the vehicle in the demo has it though.

But yes, compressed air is typically electricity with extra steps.

This comic has been posted in every single fucking community that's even remotely relevant, and many that aren't. We get it.

Also, it uses cold gas thrusters with compressed air as the propellant, so the carbon footprint is similar to driving any other EV.

I'm pretty sure the car driver came out the worst out of anyone in that one.

If the advice given from the tax agency is in writing, then that's an open and shut case in my view. He was told he didn't need to do anything, and believed them.

The Roadster FV uses cold gas thrusters, IE compressed air. There's no carbon footprint apart from the energy used to run the compressor.

Are you opposed to EVs in general for the same reason? Because very few places have zero carbon electricity.

Not really. They made an actual flying car, and that's just plain awesome.

We know it's an attention grab, that's the entire point of doing a product demonstration. You're not special for noticing that, in fact it's so obvious most people don't feel the need to comment on it.

I know plenty of retired people who do productive things with their time. Unlike this lady.

Spending your time inconveniencing delivery robots is 100% jobless behaviour.

Is that really the best thing you have to do with your time?

You're missing the part where the police told her multiple times to knock it off, that's what got her arrested.

Jobless behaviour, in my opinion.