the_dunk_tank
It's the dunk tank.
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yk this lib bought it sometime around the late 2010s when they all thought elon musk was irl ironman and the greatest genius of our age before he made his chuddery obvious
he's so epic!!!! he named them S, 3, X, and Y!!!!!!
Oh, is that what the joke was
Please let it be a coincidence please.
im surprised he didn’t name the cybertruck the model D so he could name the next ones model O, model G, and model E
I totally wanted a Tesla when I was younger. Seemed like it was going down the path of affordability, there was gonna be superchargers in every gas station, etc.
If you asked me 10 years ago, I would've thought EVs would be absolutely dominating the market, maybe hitting 1/3 of new sales. Its like ~7% currently. Boy was I naive.
Probably could've been possible if the government had any interest in that, but I digress.
Meanwhile...
I totally wanted a Tesla when I was younger. Seemed like it was going down the path of affordability, there was gonna be superchargers in every gas station, etc.
If you asked me 10 years ago, I would've thought EVs would be absolutely dominating the market, maybe hitting 1/3 of new sales. Its like ~7% currently. Boy was I naive.
Probably could've been possible if the government had any interest in that, but I digress.