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Do you think flying cars will become a common mode of travel?

Asked by KTVZ

473 Votes

Do you think flying cars will become a common mode of travel?

31%

Yes, I can see it! Yes, I can see it!

69%

Never gonna happen! Never gonna happen!

31%

Yes, I can see it!

If the technology and infrastructure needed to launch vehicles like this exist, people would jump at the chance to give it a try. It'll take a while, but it'll happen.

If the technology and infrastructure needed to launch vehicles like this exist, people would jump at the chance to give it a try. It'll take a while, but it'll happen. Show Less

1 Comment

JohnWayne Kenneth Pool

May be one year, may be one thousand, but eventually.

69%

Never gonna happen!

Why fix something that's not broken? My four-wheeled car works just fine. Besides, we already have private planes and rules around that already.

Why fix something that's not broken? My four-wheeled car works just fine. Besides, we already have private planes and rules around that already. Show Less

4 Comments

Obsidian Farms Jon Pam

Too much cost for little benefit

Sam Ackerman

Not many people will for pay the $7-10k to get their pilot's Lic.

John Driscoll

Troubled by the phrasing of the question. It might, someday happen -- just not in the immediate future.

sharder8

Never happen at that price . . . You'll see a few in the future, but the cost + pilots lic. will prevent it as becoming a common sight.

Asked by News-Press Now

52 Votes

Were you a fan of Dolly Parton?

98%

Yes Yes

2%

No No

98%

Yes

1 Comment

Sharon

Dolly was a very generous, loving, compassionate, nonjudgmental person who also wrote & recorded many beautiful songs. This gorgeous lady was an inspiration to all good people & a wonderful role model, which this country desperately needs.

2%

No

0 Comment

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Asked by Tucker Newkirk

837 Votes

Would you prefer a 4-day work week?

84%

Absolutely Absolutely

16%

I like my 5 days I like my 5 days

84%

Absolutely

“The concept is gaining ground in places as varied as New Zealand and Russia, and it's making inroads among some American companies. Employers are seeing surprising benefits, in... Show More

“The concept is gaining ground in places as varied as New Zealand and Russia, and it's making inroads among some American companies. Employers are seeing surprising benefits, including higher sales and profits.” – NPR Show Less

3 Comments

Ellie

4-day work week has more benefits for us physically and mentally. 5-day work week plus overtime work is just a pain.

illuminatedi

higher pay, less days, more days for your life. sadly prob will never be the norm

Rachel Jarvis Saunders

more work does not equate to more money- smart work does. When you have balance in your life, the ability to work smarter rather than harder becomes more attainable.

16%

I like my 5 days

Read more at NPR: https://www.npr.org/2020/02/21/807133509/enjoy-the-extra-day-off-more-bosses-give-4-day-workweek-a-try

Read more at NPR: https://www.npr.org/2020/02/21/807133509/enjoy-the-extra-day-off-more-bosses-give-4-day-workweek-a-try Show Less

2 Comments

Gigi Tanner

If you do work this will get you more money so you can afford more for you and or your family

Rachel Abudaram

Five days are better

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Do you think flying cars will become a common mode of travel?

31% Yes, I can see it! Yes, I can see it!

69% Never gonna happen! Never gonna happen!

31% Yes, I can see it!

69% Never gonna happen!

Were you a fan of Dolly Parton?

98% Yes Yes

2% No No

98% Yes

2% No