Happened to me. Had a fake profile to test some apps and when they asked for an ID, I literally sent a pic of my MIDDLE FINGER. They accepted.

Yeah, right.

tHeRe's No fUCkInG waY FaCEBooK wOULd EVER SUcKed Up aLL liFE FRom soMETHinG GOoD aNd tHEN LefT iT tO DiE WheN it'S nO LONgeR uSEfuL U guiZ!

And then they'll need another permission to access your photos, contacts, text messages... They'll grab and run with everything what's in your phone. Before your 1st day is over, they'll know everything about you, your friends and family. It's just another massive privacy/data grab. Fuck them (and fuck u/spez ofc).

$90 for 40 rolls. What a deal!

Non paying users will be limited to 5 free tweets a day. After that it's a) pay-as-you-go @ $0.99/tweet or b) subscriptions from $9.99/mo.

Also lootboxes.

You can wonder all you want. We will never know. But probably "Best I can do is $3.50 and this cute cease and desist letter".

+1 Please and thank you.

What a bunch of incompetent degenerates... I mean "patriots".

If Mr Collins were to win election to the House in Florida, he would be the first person to represent two different states in Congress in more than five decades.

Just like aunt Sheryl.

If you wanted Tesla, but $55k was too much, $45k is relatively cheaper. I know people that bought Teslas recently, only because of the (3rd) discount.

Here in SoCal # of Teslas skyrocketed after the discount(s). Kia Niro EV is $40-46k. People can buy a Tesla for that and they do, because they think it's a good car (it's not). That's why I said they're buying them - because of the price.

Thank you kindly, good sir.

The “save post “ button doesn’t work, so I’m commenting to bookmark this useful guide. For a friend of course.

Tesla doubles discounts on Model 3 cars in US inventory

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-doubles-discounts-model-3-cars-us-inventory-2023-06-01/

Facing economic headwinds, mounting competition and rising production, Tesla this year has aggressively cut vehicle prices in many countries and is resorting to the traditional automakers' tactic of offering incentives to clear inventory, analysts said.

Mostly because they're cheap.