It still means that there are that number of people who are available for work in the US and so should be taken off the H1-B count. Since H1-B is for positions that there is no one available to fill.
A lot of this assumes that you are going to your cabin and staying there, not driving on the highway to a golf course, or town grocery store, beach, campground, etc. When I go to my cabin I don't really know where I am going to drive to from there the next day, that's part of the fun of it. There are other places around that I want to visit. And the vehicle I buy needs to support that. So unless someone installs a supercharger in the little town by my cabin I might be limited as to what I can use my vehicle for once I bring it there.
As a person in technology I don't care about 100,000 jobs if they are all Walmart jobs likely to be taken away by automation anyway. Do you even know how many of those jobs are quality jobs with a +$50K salary, benefits, and a certain amount of job security?
Well maybe Trump should have used the 'hope' part because that seems to be what everyone is doing. He certainly isn't changing anything. "Hope and Change" is refreshingly honest. Hope that things can be changed for the batter, and try to change them. Which he did.
That's a pretty big disadvantage. And I know people say I can rent an ICE if I need to go on a long trip, but you know what? It's a big pain to deal with a company for use of their car that I don't want to deal with if I am on vacation, and I couldn't imagine risking running out of juice if I needed to take a family member to the hospital at midnight and the car wasn't charged enough yet.
Well, where I live the charging stations are only in the hipster spots with the boutique stores and I'd go bankrupt doing any shopping there. Nor can I afford to eat/drink wherever I want. That's a lie, I can afford it, but I don't see the point of saving money on an EV if you're just going to spend it eating out anyway.
Personally I wouldn't buy an EV because I'd feel trapped in my city. The capability to take a long road trip whenever I want means a lot to me. I don't care that I could rent an ICE, it's not the same as having your own because you have to baby it or get charged for damage.
In my city people are complaining about people who leave their cars at an EV charging station and go off and do something, because other people are usually waiting for that station.
Don't Tesla superchargers only support Teslas? The guy said he could afford an EV, not a Tesla. Also, if he is using the car daily he might have to fill every day or two. No one wants to visit a filling station that often.
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It still means that there are that number of people who are available for work in the US and so should be taken off the H1-B count. Since H1-B is for positions that there is no one available to fill.
A lot of this assumes that you are going to your cabin and staying there, not driving on the highway to a golf course, or town grocery store, beach, campground, etc. When I go to my cabin I don't really know where I am going to drive to from there the next day, that's part of the fun of it. There are other places around that I want to visit. And the vehicle I buy needs to support that. So unless someone installs a supercharger in the little town by my cabin I might be limited as to what I can use my vehicle for once I bring it there.
I agree. Everyone who loses a job should go into a registry and the number of H1-B offerings reduced by that number
As a person in technology I don't care about 100,000 jobs if they are all Walmart jobs likely to be taken away by automation anyway. Do you even know how many of those jobs are quality jobs with a +$50K salary, benefits, and a certain amount of job security?
Well maybe Trump should have used the 'hope' part because that seems to be what everyone is doing. He certainly isn't changing anything. "Hope and Change" is refreshingly honest. Hope that things can be changed for the batter, and try to change them. Which he did.
Yes but it doesn't sound like it is big enough for my family anyway. My wife felt cramped in a Dodge Journey and this seems to be smaller.
And as I said, if I'm paying $43K i'd better be getting two vehicles.
Obama didn't get elected based on a platform of bringing jobs back to America.
Trump hasn't "made his move" yet, obviously. I'm sure he'll be all over this. He cares about American jobs after all.
These are $43K vehicles! LOL, no F'in way!
Again, I need a vehicle that can seat four. Sometimes five, with luggage. My mother in law comes along with us a lot.
Are these large vehicles? I have a family of four to transport with luggage.
That's a pretty big disadvantage. And I know people say I can rent an ICE if I need to go on a long trip, but you know what? It's a big pain to deal with a company for use of their car that I don't want to deal with if I am on vacation, and I couldn't imagine risking running out of juice if I needed to take a family member to the hospital at midnight and the car wasn't charged enough yet.
Well, where I live the charging stations are only in the hipster spots with the boutique stores and I'd go bankrupt doing any shopping there. Nor can I afford to eat/drink wherever I want. That's a lie, I can afford it, but I don't see the point of saving money on an EV if you're just going to spend it eating out anyway.
Wow, it must suck to have to hang around for 30 minutes to fill your car.
Government funding to do what? Link to someone else's house that they did the work to put there?
Ok well fortunately I don't use iCloud. I can make my own backups.
Will the electric grid up at those cabins support charging all those EVs?
Personally I wouldn't buy an EV because I'd feel trapped in my city. The capability to take a long road trip whenever I want means a lot to me. I don't care that I could rent an ICE, it's not the same as having your own because you have to baby it or get charged for damage.
Well I wont invite you to my vacation spot then, because you'll never make it there.
We have a wind farm where I live, and the main highway has diesel trucks driving up and down it 24/7 with parts for the wind farm.
In my city people are complaining about people who leave their cars at an EV charging station and go off and do something, because other people are usually waiting for that station.
Are EV's really 'moving forward'? Seems a step ahead for the environment but a step back for consumers.
..and hope you don't have an emergency at night that requires you to use your vehicle before it is charged.
Don't Tesla superchargers only support Teslas? The guy said he could afford an EV, not a Tesla. Also, if he is using the car daily he might have to fill every day or two. No one wants to visit a filling station that often.