Roadsters and Fires

[CAR3NUT]

This kind, with room to spare.

This would probably do it!

 

[414RA]

Proof Gruber Motors is significantly

Underinsured.

 

[drewski]

Proof Gruber Motors is significantly

Underinsured.

What a cluster f**k

 

[Gremlin]

Proof Gruber Motors is significantly

Underinsured.

Besides being a cyber geek, back in the day, I worked 6 years at Foster Wheeler Environmental. Prior to that, 2 years as maintenance officer for a Company's assets Korea then Ft Devens. I was CFR 49 Hazmat certified (to ship, handle, and label hazardous materials). Worked around Halon systems at Chevron etc. Know OSHA regulations well. OSHA was asleep at the helm 18 months ago (no COVID violations meat packing plants etc). So I want you to know where I am coming from having stating all that.

In my spare time, I'm a licensed Primerica agent VA license #1228054. Look it up. There is no excuse to be under insured as a business owner. None. I'm a professional cyber consultant, I have 1 million dollar insurance policy.
As a restaurant owner, do you allow more folks into the restaurant than the Fire Marshall's max occupants? No, one open patio or sidewalk seating. Didn't want to have invest 400k for fire suppression, have a fire watch at night etc. But to be under insured.

Agree with a lot said earlier regarding designated areas etc. I was taught that if you have one safety incident, look closer and you have several more near misses (like a ice berg in water) the problem is a lot larger. You never see me walking under a lift unless the safety pins are in....

 

[Roadster]

There is no excuse to be under insured as a business owner. None.

 

[CyberGus]

 

[CyberGus]

Wow, thank you both for the pro tip on checking out the WSU videos! Definitely going to educate myself more by watching a few of them. For example...

"There is no such thing as a Level 3 EV charger"

...so we all need to immediately stop referring to DCFC EVSEs as "L3" since that's an obsolete term from the '90s SAE J1772 spec docs according to Prof. Kelly.

Not exactly.

It's true that there is "no such thing as Level 3"...in SAE's J1772 spec. Others, like CHAdeMO in IEC61851-23 and IEC 62196, refer to DCFC as "Level 3". So the next time someone says "Level 3", be sure to ask "What do you mean? SAE or IEC?"

Of course, Tesla didn't like any of the standards, so it formed it's own category lol

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[MDR SEA]

Really?
Why not just blame Q-anon and be done with it?

 

[im4uttx]

Really?
Why not just blame Q-anon and be done with it?

So you're saying GMC is involved with Q-anon? Good story bro...

 

[Medlock&Sons]

Not much left of this one. Must be from the Gruber Fire, just think there will be 30 more of these. https://www.copart.com/lot/32099482/2010-tesla-roadster-az-phoenix You will need to cut and paste this link.

 

[IslandRoadster]

Not much left of this one. Must be from the Gruber Fire, just think there will be 30 more of these. https://www.copart.com/lot/32099482/2010-tesla-roadster-az-phoenix You will need to cut and paste this link.

Holy sh#t! Quite the juxtaposition with the estimated retail value sitting to the right of the photo.

 

[X.l.r.8]

Possibly Gruber is doing the valuations as well. Seeing as he has 1.5 mil cars on his site!

 

[buckets0fun]

Possibly Gruber is doing the valuations as well. Seeing as he has 1.5 mil cars on his site!

Estimated retail value on Copart is typically what the insured was paid out.