Because the US doesn't make engine immobilisers mandatory like the rest of the world does
Because the US doesn't make engine immobilisers mandatory like the rest of the world does
I'm kind of surprised at the reactions honestly. He's even said this in interviews before, it's a fun bit he does to comedically over-analyse any time a new sci-fi film comes out. I think he stopped or considered stopping for a while precisely because people took out the pitchforks and he didn't want to ruin people's fun, but I think the fact that many people enjoyed it swayed him to keep going.
Hanging on the wall of my local guitar store about 15 years ago.
I mean it's still one of the most convenient ways of doing it and cameras are good enough these days that it doesn't matter much if you don't send the original file
Most sources suggest 1100s
Zender, Toby Smith, and the original drummer van Gelder were the true heart of the band (though Derrick is also cool) before it became the Jay Kay show.
This is also mentioned in the article
There are plenty of mechanisms that can be employed (as there already are in many countries) to ensure profit is not made from essential living. You either own or have strict rent control which tends to mean many properties are publicly owned. Recreational stay is different, it is part of a hospitality industry which provides an additional service on top of what fundamental housing provides.