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r/misophonia•

I'm pretty lucky when it comes to people in my office space not being too loud and not eating at their desks, but there's one guy in here (older guy who is just generally loud in an old man kind of way) who loves to eat at his desk and smacks his tongue super loudly in that teeth-sucking kind of way and takes 5 minutes to do so after each bite.

Thankfully, my manager knows about my having misophonia and got him to mostly stop eating at his desk, but as of the last few weeks, someone has been stocking a candy bowl in the other office space that our team occupies.

Great... so now I either have to put up with it or do one of a few things to try and remedy the situation, all of which are awkwa

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r/BoltEV•

285 is the highest I've gotten. I'm about 4 months in and it's been another hot hot summer, so I'm guessing thermal management has been eating into my range a bit. Still happy with how efficient it's been of course, but seeing older Bolts on here with GOM estimates of 300 miles or more makes me wonder if/when I'll see that on mine.

I know it's just an estimate, but what's the highest you've gotten with your 2027 so far?

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r/BoltEV•

I haven't tried resetting the infotainment system yet, hoping it's just that simple. But as of the past few days, Google Maps is no longer showing traffic info.

Has anyone else noticed this? When looking at the map (without navigation active), you use to be able to see the traffic layer. This is incredibly useful so I don't have to pick up my phone while driving.

If this is Chevy/OnStar nickle and diming us over an absolutely miniscule amount of data, wtaf. I am absolutely willing to sell my car over things like this. I'm not paying for a car that just /looks/ like it's got nice quality of life features like this.

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r/askcarsales•

I bought a 2027 Chevy Bolt a few months ago. It has about 3k miles on it now, and I owe about $15k on it (financed through GM). If I want to trade up for a different color/trim with the tech package, the pricing on the Chevy site shows the new one being $24k with the trade-in that I still owe money on.

If I decide to go through with it, would I have to put more money down on the new one? Or would the trade-in essentially be the down payment and then I just start a new/higher loan?

I understand I would be spending more overall than if I had just gone with the better model originally. Totally fine with the one I got, but the tech package has some things I wasn't aware of when I bought mine t

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