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True, but at least you would have a friend.
Lol wow a state with less than 600k people flexing soooo hard on California.  Like y'all are just slightly more populated than fuckin Bakersfield. >

I hope there's a carmaker in Wyoming, because it's too small of a market for an outside manufacturer to tailor to. >

They could become like Cuba and just keep used cars running until they simply run out of parts.  Maybe it'll create a whole industry of tinkerers who know how to make a 2002 Toyota Corolla run on a lawnmower engine and stale beer or something. >

Jokes on you!  We already outlawed those in California as well! >

So you're telling me that I can't have stale beer in California?  WTF are you guys doing over there?  I want stale beer dammit!
Prohibition died 90 years ago.  I will defend my right to stale beer even if I have to singlehandedly run all the 'shine between Wyoming and California myself! >

You can have stale beer, but it has to be triple hopped in small batches in the back of a bike shop by someone named Joel.  Very specific loophole. >

Does Ellie travel with Joel when he delivers the stale beer? >

That’s silly, who would watch the bike shop? Sarah goes with Joel, but she can’t be trusted to run the shop. >

Well obviously Bill would have to watch the bike shop. >

Only in an emergency. >

Kinda weird thing for Wyoming to do, I always imagined Wyoming was full of them prepper types, and everybody knows that after the zombie apocalypse, some solar panels and a Rivian are going to be a much better idea than a coal-rolling F-250 diesel in terms of being able to keep in operation. >

Setting aside this stupid law for a second, I actually don’t know which would be easier to maintain in an apocalypse. 
Like diesel needs constant fuel to keep running, fuel that needs to be constantly extracted. Solar and electric obviously doesn’t. But a diesel is much more repairable for the average person, despite electric cars being simpler. Like an electric car needs specialized tools, for example to replace a dead cell, or to rewind the electric motor, computer components go bad all the time, so you’re going to need to be able to resolder circuit boards, or source whole new boards somehow.
So like, I don’t know. I think an old fashion horse would probably be the best choice long term in an apocalypse, and Wyoming does have a lot of those. >

If you think that your diesel doesn't rely on computers, you're gonna have a bad time. >

Same with the person farther up that said “with a diesel if you’ve got a screwdriver and a wrench you can fix a diesel” 
I’m over here crying about Duramax injectors, Cummins with ventilated pistons, Powerstrokes with leaking EGR coolers….not to mention getting around regen issues across the Big Threes lines…..I’d be looking for an old, low mile Prius in some boomers garage in San Francisco myself…. >

E-bike with studded tires. Much more easily navigable and much easier to charge. >

Just ride a horse. >

Requires a lot more energy and definitely a lot more water