I'm really struggling to figure out how the AI decided to include this video. If this is the beginning of context collapse and things are only going to get worse, we're in for a rough ride.
I have been using Home Chef for several years, but lately I feel the quality has been declining. Lower quality ingredients, missed ingredients, and finally this week a missed delivery. They still claim they will deliver it today, but it has been 90 degrees these last two days and I'm not going to accept potentially spoiled food.
The steaks I got last week were barely edible. A gave a good chuck of them to the dog. That made me think back to a few years ago when you could actually get larger, high quality strip steaks from them, similar to what you see in the grocery store.
I recognize that food prices have risen a lot, but I'd rather pay more and have good quality. I also don't have a lot of time to shop and to prepare menus, so I'd really like to find a high quality meal kit company that meets my needs. I'm also not looking for something premade. I like to cook. Is there anything like that out there? Maybe even something that uses organic ingredients?
Sorry, but this headline was too good not to post. I do really hope Lucid can fix their quality issues and reputation.
these are a screaming deal, but are they safe?
I was already planning on getting a BMW iX3 or Volvo EX60 later this year. But I don't know when they'll be available or how hard it will be get to get one (especially for the BMW). Do you guys think it's smarter to dump the P2 now before service and parts become a problem and software updates stop in a few months, or are we already screwed?
I really like the styling and interior of the P3, but I can't imagine paying more for it than the EX60 when it was has significantly less range. It would be one thing if the P3 was higher priced and had the same range, because it does look nicer in many other ways. But it feels like Volvo (and BMW) just have better products coming out. Even the newly refreshed 800V P3 seems like a significant step behind. Am I wrong?