They Just Turned It Off
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ウィッシュリストに追加できませんでした。
ほしい物リストの削除に失敗しました。
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Dave Explains the Economy in Plain English — Ep. 008 — Wed Nov 4
The average car payment's a record $787 a month and now the automakers want a monthly fee for remote start and horsepower that's already built into the car — you paid for it, it's in there, they just turned it off. Oil went down then up on mines in the Hormuz lane and I still don't have a pump number newer than $4.29, day four; Ohio's got 125 local data-center bans and 21 more ballot measures, and the power line to that building lands on the hooked-up part of your electric bill; 3M's paying $7.4 billion to up to 120,000 people, about $61,700 each on Kev's napkin, before the lawyers. Gordon in Erie asked if moving his 401(k) safer at 58 is panic, and Denise in Toledo asked why her car insurance went up forty bucks when nothing changed.
Dave Scale: Car subscriptions 8 · Oil/gas 6 · Data centers 5 · 3M 2
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