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Since most "other meat" supposedly tastes like chicken, do alligator and python eggs taste like chicken eggs? If so, they should be practically free in your neck of the woods...err, swamp.

Not a clue. Things like that my girlfriend pays for.

Starlink, these days. Not sure what the max speed is, but have seen 10GB and change on uploads. And it seems to deal with snow and such much better than the DirecTV does.

That could be easier said than done around here. Cell service is quite spotty within the first 70 miles or so...which is about as far as that fancy EV would go. If it warms up a bit.

Oops. That means I'd have to bring a lot of reading material...or wait until spring to go get the car. Then again, we haven't been below -15 yet this winter,

I'd rather read something more interesting while waiting for the dumb thing to get charged up enough to make it back home.

Fine. But what about if you want to get back to "a" again?

You probably won't need any help with that. Furds tend to stop all by themselves. Early and often.

There used to a be a car named Cord. Maybe reviving that nameplate could help EVs get better range?

They tried that in Albuquerque a couple of years ago. Couldn't get those buses to work, so a caravan of EV buses being driven back to California was shown on the news. As I recall, every third or fourth vehicle in that group was a tow truck.

Maybe so, but well preserved. Plus not married and no kids.

Too bad she's so anti-EV. If I could talk her into getting one of those, then she really couldn't get away from here.

The only good thing I know of in New York is Emily Compagno. Watching her with her hair let down (and with a potty mouth) on Gutfeld is pure and pleasurable poetry in motion.

Crazy glue an alligator to the floor, then let it grab the ATV.

Anything wrong with that?

I'd make the front "buckets" so they click into E or L-track.

With those tires you could use a strap over the tire, or a lasso strap either as in the Vulcan photo, or as DGatzby uses his. If there is room to get to them that is. Another option could be to make "buckets" for the front tires, like they use for motorcycles, and then strap the rears.

I kinda sorta remember the photo(s) you posted of that. Could you repost and I'll put my thinking cap on?

Normal lasso straps is what I generally use, more often than wheel nets. Either over the tire like DGatzby showed, or with a fuzzy sleeve through the wheel. All depending on where the trailers' anchor points are, and what vehicle it is.

A basic lasso strap, as shown in DGatzby's photo earlier, doesn't care how small or large the tire is. Usually there's no need for the vertical support shown in the Vulcan photo above.