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Tesla Cybertruck

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Currently, I see it as a meme truck. It's a Tesla El Camino - a "mall rover". It seems to get stuck easily in snow, mud, sand, and water. Build quality is about on-par with other Teslas (i.e. kinda meh).

I really enjoyed the video. I hope they use the rocket launcher on it in part 2 lol.

but the El Camino is a beautiful, iconic machine.

The CyberTruck is a nightmare fantasy from an angtsy incel teenager
 
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Destroying it seems dumb, he already paid for it. Best to try to return it if he can, if not remove the HD decals on it if you want to make a statement, and keep riding it.

Companies need to stay out of politics, it never turns out well for them PR wise and just ends up pissing people off.
 
Destroying it seems dumb, he already paid for it. Best to try to return it if he can, if not remove the HD decals on it if you want to make a statement, and keep riding it.

Companies need to stay out of politics, it never turns out well for them PR wise and just ends up pissing people off.
They weren't in politics. They had internal policies about not being dicks to their employees. The dumbshit got butthurt that Harley was requiring its employees to treat each other with respect.
 
Destroying it seems dumb, he already paid for it. Best to try to return it if he can, if not remove the HD decals on it if you want to make a statement, and keep riding it.

Companies need to stay out of politics, it never turns out well for them PR wise and just ends up pissing people off.
Companies are inherently political creatures once they start lobbying for tax breaks or donating money to their per causes.

Person destroying their (expensive) property because they no longer like a brand is just weird behavior.
 
My money's on he just did it for the clicks. If he wasn't a regular YouTuber, I doubt he cares enough to do something like that.
 
Dang

Maybe he'll buy a CT.

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How did the author manage to write that article without using the word "slanted" or "slants"?
 
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