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At least they get to write their bad taste off as a business expense I guess
Another con, according to Yeung, is that some people have such negative opinions about the Cybertruck, which turns them away from the coffee. “We have actually seen people say, ‘Oh, I’m not gonna buy from this coffee roaster because of the Cybertruck.'”
Yeah I wouldn't buy coffee from bazinga brains either.
Cybertrunk powered? Like a battery or what?
Yeah. They use its battery to power a farmer's market pop-up they set up once a week, by the looks of it. Should pay for itself in a mere couple hundred years!
They just gotta Sigma grind harder.
If they lived in the truck, they could save money from paying for housing and they could run their coffee business 24/7. Before long, they can buy another Cybertruck and run two pop-ups at the same time. The other truck will be baking bagels. Starbucks disrupted.
The 10-mile drive from their residence to the farmers’ market consumes about 10% of the truck’s battery.
What? Most electric cars can do more than twice that
Tesla even makes home battery packs. That + a wheelbarrow would be better.