makar94

Listen, I completely agree with most of what you said until the last sentence. Tesla's been around for long enough that they'll survive. If by "matter of time" you mean a few decades or longer, sure, I could see someone buying them. Don't know how long you've been around for, but I've been hearing this same thing since they went public. Yet, here we are.

I'm indifferent to it, but the amount of people who give a shit is hilarious to me. If it goes 500+ miles, requires no paint and is cheaper than other electric trucks, it's a win in my book. So weird how people use vehicles as an extension of who they are. It's a fucking truck. Have you seen the competition? Tundras, F150, Sierra, and Silverado all look like ass.

Goddammit. I loved this show. I wanted one more season.

Agreed. That's the problem with trucks in general and US regulators.

Guess I'm in the minority that actually likes this. I hate washing my car and I hate the maintenance of gas cars. I literally dgaf about what it looks like. I've never cared. Probably why I drive a beat-up Nissan leaf. Can it haul my shit around and go 400+ miles on charge? From what I've read, it's got a 6ft bed with added space in the frunk (or whatever they call that). If they can make that for under $50k, they'll have plenty of people buying it. These release candidate builds aren't meant to be final products. Now, if it looks like this when they deliver to customers, then people should complain.

Why would you quit? Continue working from home while lining up a new job. Or, if they don't specify how long you have to be in on those 3 days, just clock in and go back home an hour later. Game the system, make it work for you. They do.