Usually you’d start that joke with ‘what do x and y have in common…’
Starting with what’s the difference works when there’s a difference. Like this, ‘What’s the difference between a woman in a confessional and a woman in a bathtub? One has hope in her soul.’
Because you can drink it all day and still drive home.
I’d say this is sarcasm, but I live in a rural area and have heard it calls ‘driving beer’ before. And looking in the ditches, it appears to be true.
I don’t know how it works. I never use a $1000 of my limit, let alone $25k. Especially at 20% or what ever my card is.
I have a credit card with $25k limit on it. I kept accepting increases because I thought it was funny how they kept giving it to me. Thrn I heard having a lot of credit lowered your credit score or some bullshit so stopped. I still get offers to raise it. I’m not rich, just paid off my house.
Ya, I was thinking about it after I wrote it and it doesn’t make any sense. The compressor is empty when you start so there’s no load, and it gradually increases. The regulator is never going to get dicked around with ever again, so what’s the point? Maybe to let moisture out? Metal shavings? Sounds like dumb instructions that everyone will ignore. Maybe it’s a way to void the warrenty? “Sorry to hear your brand new compressor shit the bed, did you remember to fuck around with the regulator on startup? No? Sorry, we can’t help you”
This probably good advice, it decreases the load on the motor as it starts up. Fancy brushless motors have a soft start where the motor controls its spin up so there’s no shock to the system. I’ve had many compressors and have never done that once, ever. Maybe they just mean the first time you ever fill it.
I wish. I bet it’s high gas prices.
Big Lube keeping the poor wo/man down.
Or spit on it first at the very least.
Don’t forget Trump has made oil way more expensive. That’s a huge favor to the world and the things that live on it!
You should try real maple syrup some day. Table syrup comes from telephone poles
What’s with the milk?
I get what you’re getting at, but I’d argue that we should look holistically at spacex. If their business model is launching a bazillion satellites and making a bazillion dollars we have to look at the entire launch complex as operating capital of starlink and spaceai. It all depends on starship launching a bazillion times a day so we should include development costs of starship as costs of starlink. The need for these businesses are necessary because the boom in private bookings of rocket launches that was anticipated with cheap launch services hasn’t materialized and so they have an airport and planes without passengers.
I ain’t no rocket economist but it seems “all the money” that starlink makes arent enough.
Just before everyone claps.
And the Saudis aren’t? I seem to remember the Saudis doing a really big terrorism at least once.
Yes, I was wondering how often it justfied the hassle of carrying it around. I find pocket knives to be barely worth it.
That’s the part making revenue, we’re unsure if it’s making a profit.
There probably should be. Isn’t this rag attached to Peter Theil?
Poor guy. Headaches are terrible.