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I just got an email from Mazda and they are offering educators a complimentary oil change, vehicle cleaning and inspection.¹ And not just on Mazda vehicles—most makes and models are eligible. Check with your local dealer to confirm participation details
Educators Service Appreciation Program provides a complimentary oil change, car wash with interior cleaning and vehicle inspection. Eligible customers are all active educators in eligible U.S. educational facilities. Limit one (1) offer redemption per customer during program period. Offer is not transferable. No cash value. A copy of current driver's license and a copy of documentation that clearly reflects proof of occupation within 12 months of the service date is required. Examples include ID card with person's name and name of education facility, pay stub or ID badge. Program period is 7 /6/2021 – 9 /30/2021. Contact participating Mazda Dealer for complete details.
Eligible Vehicles: All educators' vehicles receiving an oil change, car wash with interior cleaning and vehicle inspection during the program period are eligible except for the following vehicles which are not eligible: exotic vehicles, classic car vehicles, off-road vehicles, and vehicles with greater than 8-quart engine oil capacity or any other vehicles with special manufacturer requirements or that require specialized tools or training.
Eligible Customers include: Active teachers, professors, teaching assistants, teaching aids, administrators, coaches, school support staff (e.g., custodial staff, bus drivers, office staff, etc.) within 12 months of the service date. Eligible Educational Facilities include: Public, private, or parochial pre-school, elementary, middle or high school, academy, charter school, prep school, boarding school, college (e.g., career, community, junior, technical), university, post-graduate studies (e.g., master's, doctorate, law, medical, veterinary degrees, etc.)
https://www.mazdausa.com/educator...0026218284
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They definitely learned, working with Toyota can only help. I loved when Toyota collaborated with Chevy years ago. You could buy s Chevy Prism dirt cheap and you were basically getting a Corolla with different badges. Most reliable "Chevy" ever made 😆
How about being stuck in New Orleans without power and a dead electric car with a cat 5 coming at you? Or in California with a wildfire bearing down on you and and they shut off the power "for safety"? I always keep my tractor full of fuel and 5-10 spare gallons in containers on hand. Plenty to drive out of harm's way. I'll be sure to honk as I drive past your dead Tesla 😂
In a post for educators, no less!
p.s. before somebody jumps in and says "engineers are paid more"...let's not forget that nurses and doctors are paid equal or more than engineers. Deans of colleges and professors (a.k.a educators) also make more than engineers.
Now I'm going on a little rant here- Is this a new generational thing or something? Why does everyone today feel like they need public applause for doing their job? Did you choose your career? Do you make a decent living? Have food on your table and a roof overhead? That should be enough to be thankful for. Nearly 1 in 10 residents in my state are below the poverty line. I'm just glad not to be one.
How about being in an area where a natural disaster is coming and everyone uses up all the gasoline and you can't leave the state because you can't find any gas. Or a natural disaster disrupts a oil pipeline which slows down the oil network and now you can't find oil.
Anyone can play with these ridiculous scenarios. You're addicted to oil for no reason. I wonder what excuse you'll use when we have hydrogen fuel cell cars replacing even electric vehicles.... "Yeah, but what if we run out of water!? What are you going to do in that scenario!?".
You don't work for an oil company, no reason to act like you do.
How about being in an area where a natural disaster is coming and everyone uses up all the gasoline and you can't leave the state because you can't find any gas. Or a natural disaster disrupts a oil pipeline which slows down the oil network and now you can't find oil.
Anyone can play with these ridiculous scenarios. You're addicted to oil for no reason. I wonder what excuse you'll use when we have hydrogen fuel cell cars replacing even electric vehicles.... "Yeah, but what if we run out of water!? What are you going to do in that scenario!?".
You don't work for an oil company, no reason to act like you do.
Where do you think your electricity comes from, unicorn farts? 😂 🙄 When California can't even keep the power on during a heatwave, and want everyone driving electric cars by 2035, calling it a ridiculous scenario is laughable.
But hey, keep buying into the ridiculous political agenda to warp fuel source just so Democrats can harm Republican's biggest donor. If you haven't figured out that it's all political yet I feel sorry for you. You're not a politician, stop defending their corruption.
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But hey, keep buying into the ridiculous political agenda to warp fuel source just so Democrats can harm Republican's biggest donor. If you haven't figured out that it's all political yet I feel sorry for you. You're not a politician, stop defending their corruption.
Electric cars are charging at faster rates with each new generation being created. The new Hyundai Ioniq 5 can charge from 10% battery to 80% charge in 18 minutes. The full battery capacity is 300 miles. So 240 miles at 80% charge. Four hours of driving. So create whatever dooms day scenario you want, you can charge your car enough so you can drive 4 hours to the next charging station. But maybe you've created a doomsday scenario where the entire electrical grid is down indefinitely.
I have a more grave scenario. The world running out of Oil by 2052: "However, according to BP [5], earth has 53 years of oil reserves left at current rate of consumption [stanford.edu]". BP as in BP oil company giving that prediction.
(sarcasm)
Sorry to trigger you but is not like that currently in most parts of the USA.
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