@elonmusk Yeah dude, let's do this.
Subject: Hey Elon, wanna see your EVs survive -40C Canadian hell?
Hey man, I'm up here in Grande Prairie Alberta where winters hit minus forty Celsius and honestly Tesla winters videos on YouTube don't cut it anymore. Everyone wants to know:
If it works, great PR. If it doesn't, hey, atleast we'll know before everyone else freezes their asses off. Worst case scenario you get another data point. Best case? Northerners actually trust electric. lemme know, Grand Prairie, Alberta (-40C enthusiast)
@elonmusk Yeah dude, let's do this.
Subject: Hey Elon, wanna see your EVs survive -40C Canadian hell?
Hey man, I'm up here in Grande Prairie Alberta where winters hit minus forty Celsius and honestly Tesla winters videos on YouTube don't cut it anymore. Everyone wants to know:
will your batteries actually START when it's so cold your spit freezes mid-air? Look, it'd be hilarious if you just donated one Cybertruck or Model Y for a real-world torture test. Parked outside, plugged in, unplugged, hell even jumpstart it with a chainsaw if we have to.
@ScanetJanet@loblawco Variety’s what keeps Alberta’s liquor market interesting. Taking options away doesn’t make sense—it just screws over the stores and the people who actually enjoy the stuff. Keep it on the shelves and let us decide what we want to drink.
@ScanetJanet@loblawco Alberta liquor stores are privately owned, and those owners have already shelled out cash for their inventory. Pulling US whiskey off the shelves isn’t just a minor inconvenience—it’s like grabbing money straight out of their pockets and tossing it in the trash.
@ScanetJanet@loblawco Why should they take the hit for some decision they didn’t make?
And honestly, I’m with you—I like US whiskey too. It’s got that kick and character you can’t always find elsewhere, and it’s plain stupid to yank it from the liquor lineup.