If this is accurate, wow
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"There will never be enough gas stations to support gasoline vehicles. My horse and buggy can get fueled anywhere along the side of the road."
Bad Dad makes really good beer. Their food is damn good too. They do a New Haven style pie that's also fire.
They own a more upscale restaurant that's attached to the brewery. I've never been but I've heard it is also very good.
No. It's only maybe 5 years old. A dad and his two sons opened it.
I wouldn't recommend one for the Michigan winters.
But as a commuter car in warmer climates, they're great. My daughter and son-in-law have a Bolt and a Tesla. They love it. Of course, they go with my environment destroyer when we have to go more than 50 miles out of town.
Pro tip: excellent breaded pork tenderloin at the North Bonita Country Club, opened recently on old 41 behind Landsdowne Street.
You could carry gas in your car then, until gas stations became common.
Hard to haul around an extra battery.
Have you been to Buffalouies there now? Holy crap, that place is crowded. Going before a game is insane.
Shares a building with Grains and Grill - an excellent restaurant.
Go to the restaurant in the same building - Grains and Grill. It's excellent. Make a reservation. Kind of like a larger Bonge's with locally brewed beer.
The deep dish. Detroit style and deep dish Sicilian are close cousins.
Turns out the place is take out. This wasn’t like deep dish or Chicago it was more like bread pizza. Way back in my mind it’s how I thought of noble Roman’s as hooky said. My daughter immediately said this is just like jets.
Not bad. I liked it. But Detroit style wouldn’t be a go to. More once in a while
Where in Southern MIchigan? Our lake place is just over the border, southwest MIchigan.
Eh. He’s kinda full of shit. And himself. But agree he’s usually well intentioned.
I have to be honest though, I went there for dinner tonight and that’s about the third consecutive time that I’ve been very underwhelmed with my food. I’m not sure what it is, because the bread is really good. The turkey is high-quality, but it just doesn’t really do it for me. And the wings are outrageously expensive.
I’ve known him ( not well friend of friend) for years. But know several people who have worked for him and he treats his employees well and we ordered lots from him for sorority and they always did a good job and gave us good discounts and donated to philanthropies. Yeah he probably is a bit full of himself.
Oh, for sure. Too much driving to make electric car worthwhile. At least for now with the infrastructure the way it is. I love the idea, and the acceleration of courses incredible.
I'd love to get some first-hand accounts of feedback on the electric truck. I've read some good reviews, but always the same with the concerns about the range. But I would like to get some direct feedback from someone who actually owns one.
Range is a concern, especially if you're hauling a heavy load. I have to think that dramatically reduces range. Of course, I don't drive long distances in a truck. If I use one, it's usually for short hauls - hauling dirt, mulch, lumber, etc., from store to home.
The funniest thing is the quizical looks I get from my grandchildren when I fill up with gas in my vehicle.
In my view the quality has dropped off since they moved from 17th Street or maybe since the original owner passed away, and now his son runs the restaurant. Stale bread on a varsity club is an issue.
It’ll take new infrastructure where they imbed charging coils under the asphalt. Toyota tested this with one of their electric vehicles and it went for just over 1200 miles without stopping.I don't know if this has been independently tested, but if someone can produce an EV with 1250 mile range this is game over for gasoline. I suspect though this is just hype with no basis in reality.
These new cars can drive 1,250 miles without refueling
A new hybrid EV design from BYD can drive more than 1,200 miles without refueling, and two cars using the design will launch soon.bgr.com
A Toyota EV drove 1,200 miles without stopping to charge thanks to electric roads with wireless charging
Electreon, an Israeli startup, builds special roads that can charge electric vehicles as they drive.
That's got government boondoggle written all over it. The amount of money that will be splashed around is unfathomable.It’ll take new infrastructure where they imbed charging coils under the asphalt. Toyota tested this with one of their electric vehicles and it went for just over 1200 miles without stopping.
A Toyota EV drove 1,200 miles without stopping to charge thanks to electric roads with wireless charging
Electreon, an Israeli startup, builds special roads that can charge electric vehicles as they drive.www.yahoo.com
There's something going on there. They were going to put a Buffalouies in Carmel last November, then in January they said red tape was finally cleared and it would open in April. Still nothing.
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