Well. we're not really a good place anymore anyway.

This may help:
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They act like they own Nashville, much to the chagrin of all the blue voters here. They completely bypassed the people in the city to greenlight Elon's stupid tunnel project.

Reminds me of a former, er, president?

Alas my husband is a chef. (I'm the luckiest!)

During WWI?

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I don't begrudge charter students per se. I just think the existence of charter schools weakens the entire system. I never even realized how many of them there are.

Fantastic!

Huh, my school is one of the 4 MNPS high schools that were supplanted by charters in the pilot. Sucks for our students. 7 charter high schools on the list--I wonder if that's all of them?

I doubt the Teslas will be full more often than a bus, though, especially if the destination is the airport. Shady mathematics from the Boring people.

Okay, I found the numbers. Basically, it depends on the number of passengers. A fully loaded 40 ft bus vastly out performs a Tesla with 2 passengers (0.05 KWh peer passenger mile vs. 0.1 KWh per passenger mile) but a Tesla with 5 passengers does better: (0.04 KWh per passenger mile).

Here's some calculations: www.reddit.com/r/fuckcars/c...

Also, their calculations don't include the energy cost of making the tunnels in the first place.

It's really giving _Hunger Games_