I once saw two people get out of a cyber truck. They looked unhappy and mean and weren't talking to each other
That was probably the smartest thing they had done in some time.
I almost never see any car with a full family in, usually is just a person driving alone, sometimes there's 2.
But you have seen a car with a full family, or a group of 3+, right? Have you ever seen a c-truck with more than one person in it? I haven't. Of course this is all anecdotal, and the plural of anecdote isn't data.
I know a family that has one. Dad drives the kids to and from school and activities in it, and mom drives a Model S. We live in a fairly progressive area.
They aren't political, just affluent enough to be oblivious.
The best part about Cybertruck drivers is if you start to comment on their truck they will stop to hear the whole comment and then it will just stick with them for a while cause most of them bought the truck to show off and not because it addressed a unique need they have.
I always flip them off. Like, it's just a thing everyone I know does in our small town.
Do a Hitler salute and see how they react, or do it with Elon's name.
And record their reaction... I want to see their expressions
Isn’t that true of most trucks? Like one of my coworkers commuting into Boston in a RAM 1500? My brother commuting into DC in a Sierra EV? Neighbors up the street where one adult drives a suburban, the other a trailblazer xl?
Obviously there are trucks used as trucks, and it’s great for those people to have so many choices, so much capability, but y’all are a minority
I love seeing beaten up trucks, doing truck stuff. Why anyone would pay the money to commute in a harsh ride and terrible millage has always confounded me. Dont even get me started on Wranglers.
Aesthetics and over-compensation.
The primary drivers behind car sales to insecure & vulnerable young men. I speak from first-hand experience.
I never notice who's driving a "cybertruck" bc I'm too busy cringing.
There's a couple of cyber trucks in my neighborhood, and one of them drops his kid off at my daughter's school in the morning.
Still drives a cyber truck though.
I can respect that guy's level of commitment to the 'embarrass your kids' game.
I once saw two people in a cybertruck, but I don't think I've seen more than that
I wanted to start a rumor.
Did you know that after Elons botched penis surgery, they implanted a tap to collect his semon. It's why he keeps offering it to random women. But they have so much extra they are using it to condition all the steering wheels in Teslas.
So everyone driving a Tesla is just giving the worlds biggest dick a handjob.
That's... not how penises work.
It's how Elon's cyberpenis works, or so I've heard people say.
Never got to the finish?
Something something your mom or whatever.
Honestly, that was such an easy setup for a mom joke, I can't muster the enthusiasm to formulate it.
Only time I've seen a full cyber truck was at a ski resort parking lot.
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