Today’s Solutions: December 17, 2025

“I’ll be back”… “Get to the choppa!”… “Hasta la vista, baby.” Action star and former governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger got famous by delivering some of the best one-liners in movie history. Now Arnold is back in a new role, one that is not as malicious as the Terminator, but rather, one that is supposed to motivate people to ditch their gas-powered cars for electric ones.

In a series of short comedy skits called “Kicking Gas,” Schwarzenegger stars as a gas-loving car salesman who uses some of the best one-liners and logic ever to try to convince electric car customers to revert to fossil fuel rides. The spoof doubles as a public awareness campaign and will air online and in California with some of the best lines used on billboards.

The idea of using comedy as a selling point came after a UC Davis study showed that while cost, range, choice, and charging locations were once all large detractors to people going electric, the biggest roadblock to adoption is a general lack of knowledge and basic consumer awareness. If you’re keen to see these hilarious skits from the Governator himself, have a look right here.

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