They also spelled instruction manual like it's a Hispanic guy, "Instruction Manuel"

Uh oh I feel like you're invoking Roku's Basilisk... 🦎

In our family, the whole week between Christmas and New Years is like that. Watch movies while drifting in and out of food comas and occasionally asking what day it is.
Best time of the year.

But that's literally the sin that they need forgiveness for, their lack of love for neighbours...

Kelowna has had one of these for a while...
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Of course! Han Solo lived a long time ago, in a galaxy far away.

Most serious tradespeople use vans around here. Plumbers, electricians, handymen... Landscapers tend to have trailers, for hauling leaves, etc.

I've been thinking about this a lot. Why not use a trailer for hauling that stuff? Gives you more flexibility for what kind of vehicle you need.

“My name is Brent Toderian. I’m a resident of Vancouver. I’m also a city planner, a former chief planner for Vancouver, and now an advisor to cities across Canada & around the world.

Council knows I don’t make a habit of this. I can count on one hand the times I’ve spoken to council as a citizen.”

Oooh! They've got horseshoes and a necktie!

We had that happen in Italy! Milan-Rome used to be one of the most profitable air routes in the world, and had its lunch completely eaten by the Frecciarossa high-speed train. The same thing happened with the Madrid-Barcdelona route. More, please!

I am an airplane person who thinks that nearly all commuter flight routes should be replaced with high-speed trains

This is actually a terrible thing to automate. The forestry sector doesn't need *fewer* workers to extract more trees.

I think when we have to wait for top-down change, we require a lot more effort than just being the change we want to see.
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