'Out Of Gas'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I thought that was a myth! Or at least I didn't think there was an appreciable difference between 55 and 60.
It probably is! I was just speaking for The Man.
Although, for big bulky Hank (1987 FJ60 Land Cruiser), there is a huge difference in mpg between say, 50, and 70. Drops like a stone.
What was it??!!
I guess nothing at all. (Just his personality - very social and outgoing, and bad with money.)
But years later he started doing meth....
Hmm...maybe I need to go to Chipotle for lunch, and maybe I need to go right now!
But what if what they really want to know is how well you conform and obey authority?
I guess they'll find out.
I'm aslo wary of making assumptions about people's off work habits (which is not what I'm suggesting you're doing at all). There's an underlying assumption here sometimes that because Mr. Jane works at a bar, I'm out partying all the time. To the point where if I come in tired (not shocking since our normal hours are 45, and we usually work over, and then have personal responsibilities), I'm asked if I was out late last night. If I say no, there's a kind of yeah-rightish "Uh huh."
Drives me batshit since I miss out on a lot of stuff being responsible.
Although, for big bulky Hank (1987 FJ60 Land Cruiser), there is a huge difference in mpg between say, 50, and 70. Drops like a stone.
Yeah, less aerodynamic vehicles would see a sharp decrease in mileage at higher speeds. The same is true of vehicles without overdrive.
I thought that was a myth! Or at least I didn't think there was an appreciable difference between 55 and 60.
I think it would depend a lot on aerodynamics and maybe gearing.
Edit: Automotive X-post
Was one of those men the kid who played George Michael Bluth? Cause if so, he is cute, but not sexy!
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