Yes, but also I think it’s largely regional. Rural areas have more large cars/trucks, urban areas less; and the South/inland West have more large cars/trucks, even in urban areas. Canada is more urbanized than the US.

I would really like to see you guys do one of your city visit videos for the Vancouver area, like the ones you did for SFO and DC.

You know Reuters isn’t American, right?

This is predominantly immigration, correct?

It would be interesting to see these numbers on per-capita.

We came very close to doing it in New Mexico this legislative session, but it stalled in the Finance Committee. We already have free childcare though!

I think the best way to communicate it is probably to put people’s personal stake in it. What if *you*, as an innocent person, didn’t get due process to prove your innocence?

This has been the most disconcerting thing to me. That some people cheer it on, and the rest barely seem to care is especially frightening.

I assume that you have when he mentioned that the tariffs would reduce fentanyl smuggling, as in smugglers would have to pay tariffs?

You mean Chaves County?

Being from the West, the suburbs in the South are shockingly weird to me, how much more spread-out they are, even within relatively close distances to the city center.

Isn’t that just a Canadian accent thing? Like how you pronounce progress as “PROW-gress”? PREE-mier seems like the same phenomenon.

Matt’s tweet is badly conveyed. He did a podcast episode on the topic of ‘old-money’ Influencer cosplay and the aesthetics of the ‘New Right’ that probably clears up his actual views on this better. I don’t think he’s actually saying this aesthetic was ever available to the general masses.