Aside from the theoretical reasons, which are great, it feels like on the federated services there’s less speaking at people, and more actual conversations.

Something something the first 300 meters are the hardest…

The amount of political capital it takes to restrict capitalism is huge. We had restrictions on sports betting. Now that they’ve been removed, billionaires can spend money on lobbyists and continue to exploit people ruining their lives through addiction.

Servo?

Yeah you use it when you park, but it’s still called an e-brake or emergency brake around here.

Wow that’s neat. There’s a Dairy Queen sort of near me, I’ve driven past it a million times, but I thought they only sold ice cream so I’ve never gone in.

This is insane to me, for some reason I thought they were an ice cream store.

This makes a lot of sense actually.

I didn’t know that they used to not sell food. All I know is that I didn’t expect them to sell food.

This is a Berenstain Bears moment for me…

That makes sense. I didn’t imagine a manual vehicle not having a hand brake.

They aren’t ice cream stores though…

I disagree with your premise.

Why?

It didn’t used to be, but that’s how it is now.

I see what you mean though.

Why can just mean explain something that is unexpected. Which you did with the history lesson. It doesn’t have to answer causality.

I would never do that to a French Fry.

At least the other fast food places don’t have names like “Ben &Jerry” or “Baskin Robbins”

Wow

Not necessarily. It could be “Why does Dairy Queen sell food (unsaid part: when I expect it to only sell ice cream?”)

A: because it used to only sell ice cream in the past.

It’s the fast way of saying emergency brake, aka hand brake.

Looking at the tach is so useful through. You can learn how your car can go into gear at different speeds depending on if you’re going uphill, downhill, or flat.