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When you use a supercharger, it shows how much electricity it uses and how much you just paid for it (as of now $0.00 for me), but I don't think it gives any sort of feedback when you use a any other type of charger. But for $15 that plug might be worth it just because I would be curious. I haven't done the math in a while but I believe the cost should be about $8-10 for 300 miles of range.

My fiance and I are a big fan of "Imagine Life". They are like 40 mins long and they are told as a first person story of a historical figure, but they don't tell you who the person is until the last sentence. So you find out about these people beyond what they are known for. It's a really cool way to learn about these people and when we listen on road trips we like to make it a game by seeing who can correctly guess the person first.

I got 5,000 free miles that was supposed to be used up within 6 months (unless I got someone to use my referral code, then it resets that 6 months and adds another 1,000 miles). But on a road trip to Charlotte for a Knights playoff game (until they lost 6 of their last 7 games in an epic collapse) there was some sort of glitch and it stopped subtracting my free miles. So it's been hung at 1672 miles remaining since September. It also didn't go away after 6 months. As of now, the current message says my Supercharging miles will expire on June 30th, 2020, so I guess I'll find out in about 10 days whether or not I have to start paying to charge my car or not.

I charge for free at the Supercharger that I pass on my way home from work. So....$0. Insurance on this car is about $12 more than my 15 year old Mitsubishi Galant was. No idea why. I pay $90 a month, and that actually just went up slightly from like $83 last time I remember looking.

Does Nancy Faust have a grandson we can sign too?

Yesterday was my 1 year with my Model 3. Cost of ownership so far has been 1 bottle of windshield washer fluid.

Are you guys twins though? I thought that part was especially interesting.

3-5 years is way too big of sample size, IMO. Teams have changed a lot in 5 years. But maybe doing something like the combined records of 2019 + 2020 would be fair. Basically a 220ish game sample size.

Del Castillo is a guy the Sox drafted in the 36th RD in 2018 out of HS. Pretty crazy that he's now being mocked to be a top 5 pick, even a year early.

Big Mac goes to Cincinnati

If anyone hates the name Adisyn, just know that his brother's name is Aidyn. ?

Red Sox saved all that money for Blaze Jordan, apparently.

Adisyn Coffey is from Muncie, Indiana. I'm back ALL IN BABYYYYYY

On ESPN2 they didn't even bother mentioning the White Sox pick. Haven't even said his name yet. lmao.

Coffey is unranked on both mlb.com and Fangraphs

Woah, Padres took Wilcox.

That dude would be fun. Laughably massive power. The rest....well...

Fangraphs has him at #152 and playing RF or WHEREVER THE FUCK HE WANTS TO PLAY

SS Casey Martin, P Tommy Mace, and CF Parker Chavers are the top 3 college guys on the board according to Fangraphs (Minus Wilcox)

You jerks made me figure it out myself! His name is Mac Wainwright, but you can call him..... BIG JIM SLADE

Did that massive 7'3" 275 lb linebacker from HS get drafted yet? The one that people were posting videos of from Pornhub yesterday.

Nice! I graduated in winter of 2013. Miss those parties on Neely.

There goes Nicolas. Chirp Chirp.

Do you go to Ball State?

This is fantastic. Mike Shirley came in, big dick swinging.