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specfreq@reddit

I'm not a LTT fan either, but I call balls and strikes. This seems like a high quality product at a fair price.

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specfreq@reddit

Securely mounted, not loose or broken or missing

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I use Huel Black Edition because it has high protein, it's also their most expensive. There's also regular Huel, $2.21 per meal, and Huel Essential which is $1.52 per meal. Huel Black is $2.65 per meal (400 calories) with a subscription. It's $3.31 per meal without a subscription if you order it from their website, and a bit more if you order it from Amazon. I haven't tried Factor but it seems like it's healthy, refrigerated meals between $11-$14 (350-900 calories). Huel is a powder you mix with water and is a complete meal replacement, you can live on it if you want. They also have ready-to-drink bottles for convenience and even hot meals you can microwave, I've not tried those.

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specfreq@reddit

Huel

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specfreq@reddit

Fire extinguisher holder, I think it's missing the clamp.

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specfreq@reddit

Except it wasn't funny 🤷‍♀️

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specfreq@reddit

What real stuff have you seen with these drivers?

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specfreq@reddit

65 MPH

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specfreq@reddit

Yes, all VNRe. About 300 miles.

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specfreq@reddit

Yes, all VRNe. About 300 miles.

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specfreq@reddit

It's a lot more acceleration than I expected and completely smooth. Way more acceleration than a diesel engine.

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specfreq@reddit

My company has about 10 Electric grocery haulers, I use them from time to time and they're fine. https://photos.app.goo.gl/wvDnCPK9CTX2oEX88

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specfreq@reddit

Break the cycle!

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specfreq@reddit

What the fuck is wrong with you

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specfreq@reddit

The problem is scale. A large shipping company that pays 200 drivers could now deploy 2,000 of these. Imagine what it would look like when most companies do this. There's only so much road, especially in cities.

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specfreq@reddit

Automation is a good thing. It just belongs on rails, not a road.

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specfreq@reddit

Part of the problem.

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specfreq@reddit

Evidently you're cursed.

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specfreq@reddit

My company has used these for hauling to groceries stores a little over a year now. We've got about 10 of them and I drive then occasionally. We had a couple with heater problems early on, but they got fixed. Also, the yard transformers are huge we can charge 4 at a time. They're not bad.

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specfreq@reddit

https://youtu.be/QNixDlRoMvA?si=gFbDLs8JaJo-cFF2

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specfreq@reddit

The portapotty...

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specfreq@reddit

Thank you for your service.

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specfreq@reddit

You could always drive local.

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specfreq@reddit

Same

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specfreq@reddit

1. Logic is always right 2. I am using logic right now

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specfreq@reddit

I know.

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specfreq@reddit

🤦‍♀️

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specfreq@reddit

But that offense!

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specfreq@reddit

Everything is simple to simpletons.

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specfreq@reddit

Why are they subsidized?

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specfreq@reddit

The long con.

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specfreq@reddit

You mean DEF, is it ineffective or something? I don't know how it works exactly.

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specfreq@reddit

I still don't understand.

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specfreq@reddit

I'm out of the loop on this one. What don't you like about the restrictions?

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specfreq@reddit

*laughs in hourly pay*

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specfreq@reddit

How do you know he's Sihk?

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specfreq@reddit

No one here is going to look down on you for the letter on your license.

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specfreq@reddit

15 years ago was 2009 and the dawn of the Internet for many non-technical people. This is a natural progression of companies using aggregated information efficiently. When you have a computer telling you where the biggest expenses are across an entire company and all of the best options to handle it, it's easy to trim the fat wherever you can.

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