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Yes there is obviously inrush current involved in starting an AC compressor.

EV’s don’t charge at full blast 24/7 either though. It also bugs me that the tik tok guy and some here use the terms power and energy interchangeably when they are not. Energy equals power multiplied by time, not KW per hour like he says in the clip. If we compare houses vs EV’s based on energy consumption things would look a little different. Average household is 10,500 kWh per year. A Tesla Model 3 driven 12,000 miles per year would be 2,900 kWh. So a house draws as much energy as 3.6 Tesla Model 3’s per year.

I disagree. 6 x 350KW = 2,100 KW. 2,100 KW / 1080 homes equals 1.94 KW per home. 1.94 KW seems too low of an estimation. I can barely run my house off a 7.5KW portable generator. Certainly won’t start my 4 ton AC compressor. Aren’t most Generac installs 12 KW to 20 KW? If we assume 12 KW per household, then the number of households drops from 1080 to 175.

When I just looked, it seems most wind turbines are 3 MW or 3000 KW. So a single turbine could charge 8.5 Tesla model S’s at a charge rate of 350kw, or more depending on how full the battery capacities are since as BOHICA pointed out that the charge rate necessarily reduces as the batteries near full charge.

@ZR6000RR Snatch em up while you can!

I’m seeing it for $7.99 or less at several locations: https://www.cub.com/sm/pickup/rsid/1612/product/velveeta-cheese-original-id-00021000611614 https://www.meijer.com/shopping/product/velveeta-original-pasteurized-recipe-cheese-product-classic-size-32-oz-block/2100061161.html https://www.jewelosco.com/shop/product-details.137050005.html https://www.kroger.com/p/velveeta-original-cheese/0002100061161?fulfillment=PICKUP&storecode=02100856&&cid=shp_adw_shopl_.FY23.02_search_ent_conv_lia_corelia_kroger_g_lia_shop_acq_evgn_ship_all_roas_lowperformers&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7u6M7fm-gwMVUGZHAR3DfAGREAQYAyABEgL73PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Well we are asking SC nominees what is a woman, so dumb questions for everyone.

It’s crazier than the miracle on ice, and I ain’t kiddin.

All this fraud and we still only got to 66.8% voter turnout?

https://twitter.com/RepAndyBiggsAZ/status/1658202029355835414?s=20 https://twitter.com/RepMTG/status/1556793230028587009?s=20 https://twitter.com/RepBoebert/status/1556806696911118336?s=20 https://twitter.com/RepGosar/status/1556821907726630915?s=20

Please calm down, even the artist has publicly stated that he is over the death of his son who I presume was named Hayvon Martin, for 20 years now.

You have no standing to accuse others of being too emotional. Just yesterday you accused me of lacking empathy, and tried to guilt me into obligatorily liking a song simply because the artist’s son died 34 years ago.

Not stoned at all, a little buzzed but probably not even .08. Oh and something else I just remembered was flipping on MTV and seeing that same sad boomer only get this - now he’s not even plugged in, it’s like Amish anguish.

I did change the station. Every 15 minutes. There was only one top 40 station in our area so I had to switch back or risk missing something cool like Digable Plants or Wreckx-n-effect, or and this is a little embarrassing now but maybe even a little Boyz II Men. But then that melancholic marauder would pop up out of nowhere and ruin a perfectly fun time. Cooleyhighharmony was legit though, for real. Plus you weren’t even safe on the classic rock stations cause they were cashing in on the slow handed chinless ones crybaby crusade also. That shit was an epidemic.

I’m aware. And I’m sure the sentiment was well intended. Critically speaking though, Tears in Hayvon is lazily written (he even farmed some of it out), repetitive as a Beyoncé hit, poorly mixed, and depressing as a Rascal Flatts track. I’m glad it helped Eric deal with the loss however it had taken me equally as much time to recover from this auditory toxin coming out of KZ93 FM every fifteen minutes back in 1992.

Boomers love Clapton; they’re basically the Clapty to the gen z’s Swifty.

Eric Clapton shouldn’t be allowed on any “best” list after foisting “Tears in Hayvon” upon us.

This: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/rudy-giuliani-ordered-pay-defamation-trial-wraps.amp

Spiro Agnew was on the ballot.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10797857/amp/Woman-claims-exploding-Samsung-phone-set-hair-fire-slept.html https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/samsung-galaxy-a21-reportedly-catches-fire-on-plane-after-landing/ https://www.wral.com/amp/20247986/

Technically that should have been a semicolon instead of a comma as you are connecting two independent clauses. You could have also opted for a coordinating conjunction, such as “and”.