Youtube hearted comments of Bo McGillacutty (@Mrbfgray).

  1. Joe: you have an exceptionally good, entertaining and unique style. WELL DONE and Thanks!
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  2. I hope this comment adds a penny or three to your channel. :D
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  3. Perspective is always enlightening and lacking from popular media rhetoric.
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  4. WAIT! Gordon doesn't even have a fraction of a star?? :D
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  5. Maintenance RECORDS and ONE previous owner!
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  6. Gotta love Joe's increasingly open disgust with Johnson.
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  7. I miss Chanos, where has he been lately? :D
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  8. LOVE the janitor story, it's exactly what I think of in this context, but more as a policy description than specific expectation, that it can literally play out as such is great.
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  9. LOVE the story. North Commifornia lifer--I've ridden much of that same Highway 1, Port Angeles to Humboldt area. Very pleased you were well received in the USA!
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  10. Getting locked in is NOT safe, totally agree with Sandy on that infuriating nonsense...makes me want to break things.
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  11. Tripped over "Dawn Project", aka., Dan O'Clown, YT advert on FSD. Literally laughed out loud.
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  12. Instead of 'new factories' this yr both Berlin and Austin could simply expand significantly. NOT a phone, that market is already well served and competitive.
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  13. Love shorties. Thanks Jim! Y'all transferred modest fortune to me. Come again soon.
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  14. Sam should move to Cali, we need more folks like him and family here. 🙂
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  15. I AM against unions but recognize the right of workers to choose while I choose to avoid them in everyway.
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  16. Excellent content as usual. Have 330 for 15yrs, I'd only add to your list, front suspension lower control arms, but mine has silly Dinan kit too which didn't help. Favor non-salt, moderate climate dryer state , single owner is BIG deal, plus maint records. "If it doesn't have records it wasn't well maintained."...dad said, lol. 5 plus owners on a 7 to 10 yr old car means no one owned they only rented No probs with 2011 M3, manny, only 55k miles. Double clutch is slick but I figured it had to be compromised on reliability, etc...old fashioned--only owned manual rear drive cars/trucks.
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  17. Seeing the CT just a couple times in traffic--it looks smaller than typical full size PU to me. Also looks vastly more masculine than all the others w their cheesy fake chrome plastic grills, general fragility.
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  18. Love your style Sir, one of the best in the biz. :D (including content of course)
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  19. All legacy auto MFGs are dying, have some dumb fun while tossing in the towel? Amazing. They are getting a ton of attention for a brand no one cares about anymore.
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  20. That bad? Buy American, aka., Tesla. ;-)
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  21. Kia "cute" meaning dumb and cheesy aimed at young women who know and care nothing but superficial about cars.
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  22. I always watch the whole thing! :D
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  23. Very interesting, well done.
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  24. He makes it sound like lives are lost on road to autonomy when exactly the opposite is occurring.
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  25. Heavy metals?? Possibly nickel qualifies but not lithium, iron, phosphate or graphite. The batteries will be endlessly recycled, treated as extremely high grade ore. Check Redwood Materials about that. I question they can profit off the iron or graphite recycling but certainly Li and Ni. (Tesla not using cobalt anymore) Other than very old batt packs, say 250 miles or more and older versions, failure is rare and they are getting cheaper all the time. LFP batts are becoming common and they should last well over 1 million miles before losing some 25% capacity, then they can serve another decade or two repurposed as stationary storage before recyc. LFPs have lower energy density/range but many folks prefer them for longevity and they like full 100% charging.
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  26. I was going to say something similar but never even owned an EV. Just a modest fortune in TSLA for half a decade plus.
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  27. It's the least my beloved Commifornia can do. :D As a farther N. Cali lifer.
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  28. People keep thinking "spending real money" automatically indicates future ROI, it does NOT
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  29. Hopefully much of MNM will go extinct as many more realize they don't give a damn about reality or serving the interests of their audience, plus all the alternatives like THIS.
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  30. Most interested, excited by the semi, entirely new segment, if they prove commercial viability it should vastly increase overall respect for T.
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  31. Fascinating.
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  32. Biggest storm in five yrs to correct you Sir.
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  33. Excellent overview, like your style.
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  34. Nice work Sir. Oh...and I like your style.
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  35. I don't buy into the $100k FSD, they won't have a monopoly on it.
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  36. He was comparing it as a tourist to all over the world.
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  37. OH MAN!! One of my biggest little frustrations with maintenance is my damn grease guns, unpowered to date.
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  38. Why does it not surprise me they happen to be disgustingly obese pigs....OH that's right, being fit is far Right now.
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  39. Doesn't it have heated and cooled seats? Fully agree with REAL leather.
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  40. Love my E46 and ready to move to E92. Manuals are a bit scarce however so may get 'stuck' with DCT, going to test those tomorrow for first time.
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  41. One of best Munro Live to date. Very interesting.
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  42. 1st timer here: Nice work Sir I learned a few things--small position in ARKK and bet the ranch on TSLA in mid 2019.
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  43. You can't cater to fragile folks getting butthurt over silly stuff. You offer your experience and opinions and we can take them as such.
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  44. BMW M3--if it's only rod bearings, $2500, and throttle actuators (a DIY $300 job) I'm fine with it. A set of Michelin's cost some $1500 and you'll average maybe 15mpg on premium. It's NOT an econobox but I love the thing. Often get complements on it and they are only looking, it's a great drive for affluent but not ultra-wealthy, for those capable of enjoying capable machines and analog driving. (a crotch rocket replacement for me)
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  45. I'll accept negative $6B to the criminal lawyers.
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  46. Entrepreneurs in Cars Excellent vids! Been a sub for couple months. Enjoy it all. As a 330 and E92 M3 owner I appreciate the driving aspects, but the wisdom is king. (loved the tail happy action and the look on your face that time passing a semi with too much power in M5. :D )
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  47. Mentour's character, a snapshot: In a moment of cynicism few yrs ago I left snide comment here, critical is OK but I was a tad negative, only 1st or 2nd vid I had tuned into, I was unfair. He responds strongly with calm rational explanation, making sense. IDK if he saw my apology but I like his style, subbed ever since. Be very happy with him as pilot.
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  48. Buy Russian and make it a land of freedom.
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  49. This is not different from my decades as a tiny industrial steel contractor. I show up with my expertise and equipment and anyone from equipment operator to manager or company owner works with me to do what needs to be done. Typically I'm there when a big machine or entire operation are shutdown and urgency is in the air.
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  50. This is SOooo yesterday....at $1.1T now. :D
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  51. Only one tweet I had a problem with, that I can think of--"funding secured"
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  52. T. and Walmart came to an agreement on their own perhaps? What actually happened there??
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  53.  @TechChasm  The story concerned me as a TSLA long and fan. T solar has not done well in recent yr.s in general. Happy the suit is dropped, at the very least T took care of it to Walmart's satisfaction. Seems unlikely the solar installation wasn't to blame but things go wrong sometimes. Walmart was one of the first to signup for the semi truck too.
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  54. ZERO discomfort for me, love it. It's just that much of the Left is accustomed to blocking the slightest apposing views. Elon's recent political thoughts were harsher on the Right than the Left, all of it was mild and clearly factually accurate.
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  55.  @UndecidedMF  There is no company on the planet I want to see succeed more....only Elon's other ventures are in that ballpark. I'm guessing he will become aware of it and make some pertinent changes. He's certainly capable of turning things upside down when necessary.
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  56. GJ will get excited about September--"Exports from China COLLAPSE!"
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  57. Loved it. :D
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  58. Cyanide is a common organic compound and readily biodegradable. It's in cheer tree bark, apricot seeds, etc.
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  59. Fascinating.
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  60. And yet the woke mob is sometimes critical of Tesla for not being "United Nations" enough, I suppose lacking a quota hiring system.
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  61. I'd buy it just to LOOK at it.
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  62. Never use a valet, I never have unless a rental car.
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  63.  @FutureAzA  Exactly. Very important that you articulate a serious, preventable problem that most are unaware of.
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  64. One of his books has entertaining story around that--as a student he first convinced his professor that it must spin in one direction then later equally convinced him that it would spin in the opposite direction.
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  65. I'm shopping, looks like $25 to 35k for what I'm looking for but I keep cars 'forever' normally, had my E46 for 15 yrs now...so purchase price is 2nd to other costs. NICE VID!
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  66. F just reported a profit and significant "earnings beat"....for now the F-150 is selling well. I agree they are running on borrowed time however. I think VW, Toy, and Honda will survive at least.
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  67. Why have I never even thought about copper use in this time and region.
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  68. Torque News never much good.
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  69.  @FutureAzA  Thanks for highlighting it, you do some valuable work.
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  70.  @FutureAzA  Tesla community has some fantastic talent involved in these channels. Thank Lars for introducing many of us to you, Rob M., Limiting Factor, too many to list.
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  71. Size 11 is big? I have 15, guess no hope for me. Drove friends Lotus Elise and had to go barefoot or couldn't avoid hitting brake with clutch.
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  72. Like your unique compelling style Sir,. Excellent info.
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  73. My '96 Chevy truck, only vehicle I ever bought new, has been 4X more trouble at half the mileage than my little 2001 Dinan 330. Chevy first died at less than 1000 miles, ALL the electrical is crap, cluch slave cyl. fails and you have to pull trans to swap it and the master is made out of drip irrigation tubing...RUBBISH!
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  74. Earth's South Pole will be heavenly paradise compared to the best hour on Mars.
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  75. My understanding from memory: Pepsi averaged 1.6 kwh/mile heavy and 1.3 medium wt. (and I thought Elon's target a yr or so ago of 1.7 was fantasy)
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  76. "Step up or shut up." Phil just resisted saying.
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  77. The road to autonomy is saving lives already, his thesis on this is ridiculous.
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  78. Excellent considerations well explored Sir. I don't think traditional brand loyalty is near as much a thing in America as it used to be, the Big 3 have F'ed up too many times. Seems the strongest loyalty is for Tesla today.
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  79. Fireworks? Those are miniscule compared to the recent landings there. :D
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  80. Common theme unbroken--no one else offers similar VALUE to Tesla.
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  81. "Is Ford Taco Bell?" HA! Brilliant.
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  82. At least my beloved S65 only made honorable mention, lol.
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  83. SOooo...the bottom for ARK is near? ;-)
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  84. BRILLIANT clip guys.
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  85.  @UndecidedMF  I've been working on my little 'private slice o' paradise' via islands of high density growth with comfortable path trajectories and some open spaces mixed in. Amazing what some do with only say 1/4 acre, I have 1/2 and lost track of how many I have planted at around 150 and still a lot to do.
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  86. Excellent topic. (just to post sumptin)
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  87. Entrepreneurs in Cars Got my subscription--thanks for the exceptional commentary. I only decided last week (imagine that) to buy a E9X to replace my still fun, reliable practicle E46 330ci, there has been nothing to stop me except maybe the rod bearing "issue". I don't want false security but your clear rational, informed take is much appreciated WELL DONE.
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