Description: In FOJ 28, Jeff and Jason discuss their Easter, Jeff's ongoing issues with his Polestar, including phantom errors and a new scratch, and compare the driving experience of EVs to traditional cars. They question if consumers are acting as beta testers for EV software and the potential for EVs to serve as home battery backups. The conversation shifts to the upcoming NFL Draft, particularly the Chicago Bears' needs and potential picks at number 10 based on various mock drafts. They debate the value of drafting different positions early and the potential for the Bears to trade back. Later, they dive into pop culture, challenging each other with top 10 lists for best-selling music artists of all time and most-watched TV series of all time according to different sources, leading to some surprising revelations. They also touch on their personal use of social media, the concerns around data collection and targeted advertising, and the dark side of "kidfluencing" based on a documentary Jason watched. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction and Easter Recap00:27 - Jeff's Polestar Update and EV Discussion14:08 - Home Battery Backup System22:50 - NFL Draft Preview and Bears Speculation45:25 - Top Selling Music Artists and Most Watched TV Shows01:07:15 - Discussion on "Kidfluencing" and Social Media Data Privacy01:15:40 - Personal Social Media Usage and Concerns01:48:19 - Closing Remarks and Future Plans Keywords: FOJ, podcast, Polestar, electric vehicle, EV, car review, car problems, lemon law, battery backup, home energy, solar power, NFL Draft, Chicago Bears, mock draft, sports, pop culture, top 10 list, best selling artists, most watched TV shows, Game of Thrones, Stranger Things, Walking Dead, social media, data privacy, online tracking, targeted advertising, kidfluencer, momager, YouTube, podcasting, current events.
