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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
You're right 80% of the time, but as a member of the 20% I feel obligated to respond. 

Things trucks are good at that vans aren't: carrying chemical without the risk of off gassing in an enclosed space, higher towing capacity for trailers, fewer blindspots, power to carry heavier loads without making merging on highways dangerous due to speed limitations.

Tacoma's are great work trucks btw, efficient-ish, not dangerous for pedestrians because of cab height, still capable of most strength requirements.

I'll also give that the efficiency of even a coal power plant compared to a hybrid is cleaner, but reliability (remote locations and charging time), battery metals, price, and power can all factor into what's the right choice for the individual

Edit: pickups aren't that hard to drive, easier than a van because of the vans blindspots, trucks handle snow and mud better because of their clearance and 4x4 capabilities
gpt
&gt; carrying chemicals without the risk of off gassing in an enclosed space, higher towing capacity for trailers, power to carry heavier loads without making merging on highways dangerous due to speed limitations.

and unless you're doing those things, then please don't buy a pickup truck