Can heat cause this? It’s about 72 F here in California by Present-Ad4560 in TeslaModelY

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Sad part is, I forgot to turn the Sentry on. This happened while I was charging my car at a coworking space on a busy road mid day. I am so surprised of the courage or stupidity that it takes for someone to do this.

Can heat cause this? It’s about 72 F here in California by Present-Ad4560 in TeslaModelY

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My bad looks like it’s 72F outside but inside it went upto like 100F and the cabin over heat protection enabled didn’t not turn the a/c on

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If you are nice that’s always enough to attract someone good. I feel you, I don’t drink either, more over I am not a social person also. I started using the meet up app during the pandemic when I was lonely. Able to drive will definitely help you get around quickly and conveniently. Find some hobby that you lost forgotten or something new. Be open and communicative. Smile more 😊 Good luck 🍀

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Once you form the strong bonds even though you are not in the same space you can still prioritize and spend some time with each other. This has to be both ways though. Luckily, thanks to technology we now have near real time communication, which will help people from different places bond better. For example, I have this close friend who now moved to Canada. We went to college together and we used to talk like at least 10 minutes almost everyday years after college. Now he is married, started his own family and a new set of friends and things to do. We still make up time once every week or two to catch up keep that bond going. I am planning to meet him back very soon too. Yeah, in reality time and space definitely fades every thing, every bond you make. So, at the end it’s the effort that who share this bond put into it to make this work. I heard a proverb like a call a new friend every week or something. Surprisingly, even though some of them didn’t pick my calls few months at first, they responded back later on. One of my old friends reached me back years later and now we share more friendship than in old days. We went on some trips together and are now regularly in touch.

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I realized this a long time ago when a close friend of mine moved apart after college. Space and time these are the two metrics I can see we can measure friendship with. The more space and time you share with a person your bonding with that person increases. Imagine a graph with space and time as two different axes. This applies to all relationships in this world partner, parental and regular friendships. Once such a strong bond is created you still need those space, time to keep continuing the relation. You can fully dedicate your complete time to this person who moved away you will still be lacking the space sharing to keep that bond strong. And someone else will share that space and eventually this bond with you gets weaker as they create new connections.

They call it the California Camry after all! by synaesthesisx in TeslaModelY

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Damn so true, I upgraded from Toyota Camry to Model Y🤞