... not with more 'stuff'.

Trolls pathetically seek the grownup attention life has denied them, even if it's by being as juvenile and insipid as possible. Poor things.

You stuck half a trillion cash in the bank by manufacturing with slaves in the most carbon-polluting economy in the world. There's no do-over on that, you are who you are.

Well, good thing this industry has never B.S.'d us on that claim ever.

A conflict between Beijing and this Administration is like a game between the Cowboys and the Washington Football Team .... there's nothing to cheer for.

Really miss supporting my small town's quality independent theater, it's a treasure. But an enclosed space with limited entries that can bottleneck .... not yet. Not before the vaccine.

As I understood it, 4a would be manufactured in Viet Nam. Does anyone know if that turned out to be the case?

No name for the source, treat it like it never happened.

I certainly wouldn't do business with someone who DID hire him, so hopefully that information becomes public.

The company founders at the startup I spent 18 years at were above average executives, but once they got their IPO and cashed out and handed off to the second CEO, we got the guy who made bad product decisions, wasted capital buying companies that didn't fit our market, and constantly called on employees to sacrifice. A permanent 'emergency mode' rapidly degrades employee morale and is a sign of failing executives, and in his case a giant hypocrite who was calling for our sacrifice while wining and dining his employee/mistress on the company dime and cheating on the wife ... which everybody knew. Some things in this industry change too slowly.

Bought mine when I returned to the U.S. to retire after a two year stint in Amsterdam. Bought an eBike for the assist on my very hilly hometown that is not remotely Amsterdam. It has saved a tremendous amount of miles & wear & tear on my car and my knees while still letting me get a workout. Where it's safe and practical, I think it's a fantastic option.

Report from Seattle coffee houses is that they're packed like it's a snow day ... tech employees told to stay home are staying at Starbucks instead. Really fixing the problem.

Not healthier. You want to eat more plants, do so ... this is not a healthy or environmentally appealing way to do it.

I'm only a returning customer at bars with great service and personable bartenders. C3PO won't cut it.

"But I want it!" Well, millions of consumers take this view, who can blame kids?