Revenue, not spend.

Maybe I'm misreading it, but I read it as 7.5% of local spend, not global spend.

Think they use their phone a lot! Ha!

I'm disabled and bedridden. Want to guess how many hours/day in my phone? Hint: it's a lot.

When your product doesn't sell, force businesses to buy it.

I wish I could get in on that kind of racket.

Sounds to me like their value of their houses went way up. Sounds like a benefit to me!

Oh. I didn't realize suburbs are free. My bad.

I said I park in the street. I didn't say anything about blocking my mailbox.

My point was nothing more than I don't park in my driveway.

Growth and rising costs, or stagnation. Take your pick.

We have a driveway, but I don't park there.

I park on the street in front of my house, because if I don't, someone else will park there and block my mailbox.

It applies to some countries outside the U.S., but not all.

Were there any OTHER countries that had a federal tax credit of $7500 expire at the end of September?

Subsidy goes down, sales go down.

No big mysteries here!

I always miss the "sale price" on shit. Seems like despite my best efforts, whenever I need to spend a lot of money on something, I always miss the sale and have to pay full price.

In this case, I'd be so distraught over missing out on a free $7500, I might NEVER buy an EV. I might not be able to get away from holding on to hope that the "sales price" might come back in the future.

It is safely assumed, given this is a U.S. website.

If you don't look after the planet, there will still be a planet. It just won't have you on it.