That’s what the figure number and image description is for.

Eh… If full self driving got to where it needs to be then it would be safer for everyone if all vehicles were full self driving.

The safest driver is a predictable driver. When vehicles are subject to algorithms and are programmed to obey the laws of the road, and have open constant communication of their intentions with other vehicles, you can’t get any more predictable than that.

I say this as someone who drives for a living, too. I don’t think it’s happening any time soon, but full autonomous would be way safer than people.

That is a rough 24 my friend

I didn’t even know about the pouch stuff, I thought you were saying his weird lumpy anatomy and I thought yeah that tracks.

I’m pretty sure that’s the joke he was making

Chevrolet Caprice? The impala also had a bench seat option in the front to the 90s I think

I would watch that remake though

The New England countryside -shudders-

It’s so interesting how so many characters of his just go spend some time in asylums as though it’s a completely normal thing for people to do because of how messed up his upbringing was.

You mean the ilumiati

I can’t tell whether 3 years ago you were pre-potty training but fully literate, or whether you’ve simultaneously learned better emotional regulation and sphincter control in the past few years.

too young to really understand

I pronounce you gen Z!

Hold up- did you just say German food is better than Italian? I have never once in my life seen a German restaurant. Italian restaurants are all over the place

Edit: apologies. I misread and that you said “is when it comes to food”. Sounds like I need to try me some German breakfast.

But if you walk a mile there and a mile back that’s 2 miles. Maybe that’s too much.

But if you install the app you get a free Bluetooth speaker!!

/Joking. Am I the only one who gets that ad constantly whenever I’m using a device that isn’t running ad blocks?

They market it as gourmet or something. If you get Velveeta shells there the sauce is in a pouch.

I think the perspective is very valuable. When Trent wrote the song, he was still young. It gives time to atone, to grow, to do better. When Cash covered it, it was near the end of his life. He doesn’t have the luxury of time to make up for his shortcomings. It’s a lot more fatalistic.

To answer your second question, no. I don’t think it would be as big without his name attached. Johnny Cash was so big, so iconic, that of course anything attached to him would get more attention. And the fact that more people are familiar with his life story and why this song would resonate so deeply with him definitely helped to spread the cover as well.

To answer your unasked third question, personally I prefer the original. I do appreciate Cash’s cover though, and am glad he made it.

I see French grey (kidding)

Well congratulations to the newly minted Dr!

How did it go?!