Maggie’s Socially UNacceptable Humor

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A couple drinks usually helps expressions of truth along. The solid ladies shrug in agreement and everyone has a laugh at the expense of the aging cock tease. It’s a lot of fun.
I was at a high school friend's birthday party Sat. and they invited their new neighbors. They were younger and the wife appeared to be in her twenties, with all the attributes of someone that age, specifically tight skin, toned muscles and wearing a catch me-fuck me dress that went up to her tight ass.

The hosts husband said he was a Yale grad and they were both Biden supporters. They stuck around long enough to partake in whatever was being passed around in a side yard and then took their leave, giving phony goodbyes and hugs. I avoided any eye contact like they were panhandlers at an intersection. I hope that rattled her ego. Fuck off, commie slut.
 
Went to the hospital this week to see if dying was going to be on the docket for Tuesday. I played the crotchety old bastard with the Nurses.

“You need to fire your marketing folks they suck!”.

“Why is that sir?”.

“Because they named the place Memorial Hospital! That means when someone shows up here you just say ‘Fuck, this ones dead too…get em a Memorial…”. You should call it “Lifesaving Medical Procedure Hospital” or something. Your not filling me with confidence here. Its like you got 3 elevators that go to the morgue and only one that goes to the pickup area!”.

She couldn’t stop laughing. She really tried too.
 
Early first-generation electric cars (as in the ones like 10 years old), usually are no longer properly supported by their manufacturers and as such when the batteries go out, they are pretty much not worth the cost of fixing unless you can find a 3rd party that rebuilds battery packs for them.

Even common ones like Teslas, if they are ones from 10 years ago, the cost to replace the battery pack is often not worth it and the 3rd party options are scarce.
 
Early first-generation electric cars (as in the ones like 10 years old), usually are no longer properly supported by their manufacturers and as such when the batteries go out, they are pretty much not worth the cost of fixing unless you can find a 3rd party that rebuilds battery packs for them.

Even common ones like Teslas, if they are ones from 10 years ago, the cost to replace the battery pack is often not worth it and the 3rd party options are scarce.
What is the average expected life of the latest and greatest EV batteries?

( I paid $14k for my '02 Tacoma 4WD when I bought it used 19 years ago... It's @ 300k miles now and still going with routine maintenance)

Mike