This is hilarious

[Rolfe]

It's a shame it's on Facebook and not easily accessible, but worth a look.

 

[Archev]

It's a shame it's on Facebook and not easily accessible, but worth a look.

Superb.

 

[MG Clive]

Spot on, good find Rolfe, funny and true.

 

[salty]

Brilliant!

 

[okohll]

Yes all very true
I don't have Facebook, but found elsewhere:

 

[Caramaddy]

He has hit the nail on the head. People who have never owned an EV have really no idea how good they are compared to an ICE car. Servicing and running costs are much cheaper BUT also it is a lovely driving experience. I actually prefer to drive the MG5 than my Lexus NX300h!

I really can't see me going back to an ICE vehicle.

 

[Gadget Geek]

Awesome! If only John Goodenough was around before Henry Ford, then things might have been different.

 

[Gadget Geek]

I've just forwarded it on to a friend of mine who's an EV skeptic. I look forward to the reply.

 

[salty]

I've just forwarded it on to a friend of mine who's an EV skeptic. I look forward to the reply.

So are we. I can see a "yeah but" in there somewhere.

 

[OriginalBigAl]

Is it me? or is this like the "emperors new clothes " ? everyone can see them but me.

 

[Gadget Geek]

So are we. I can see a "yeah but" in there somewhere.

"Ha, ha, ha. Cheeky. " was the reply; to which I replied, "But true." I then got an unexpected "Good point" reply. It's a funny clip, but it also makes a very good point.

 

[Bam Bam]

He's quite the raconteur and has become a social media sensation, allegedly prompted by his children (but perhaps also with the help of his massive marketing company).

His stuff is very good.

He was on the Cleaning Up podcast, which I was a bit disappointed with because he didn't seem to get one of the ethical issues and rehashed some denialist talking points at some point. He does seem to like EVs, though, and he has creative ways of looking at (hence manipulating) human behaviour.

 

[Gomev]

He's quite the raconteur and has become a social media sensation, allegedly prompted by his children (but perhaps also with the help of his massive marketing company).

His stuff is very good.

He was on the Cleaning Up podcast, which I was a bit disappointed with because he didn't seem to get one of the ethical issues and rehashed some denialist talking points at some point. He does seem to like EVs, though, and he has creative ways of looking at (hence manipulating) human behaviour.

I've seen quite a lot of his 'shorts' on Youtube, they are very good.