Glad you’re back, Rob!

This car has been driven an average of just 400 miles per year. Much like the barely driven 23 year old Viper featured last week, anyone seriously considering this car should be worried about the age-based condition of the fluids and rubber parts. Hopefully the meticulous maintenance records include some of that stuff.

Watch your insurance premium though... It may go up drastically.

Musk is in the ultimate “fuck you” money position of anyone. I honestly don’t believe he would even care much if Tesla went down in flames, but he’ll of course say whatever needs to be said to keep the house of cards upright for as long as possible while he cashes in the stock. 

True. Tesla was already poised to make major inroads to EV relevance before he showed up and forced them to call him a founder of the company, and other companies were working away at it as well. So we were already on the path since the earliest EVs and people making headlines by stuffing dozens of batteries in light…

Even though I might be crouching in the smoking ruin of America, I will laugh the day Trump’s malevolent abuse of federal power comes down full force on Musk.

Sustainable transport is inevitable, despite Musk, not because of him.

I think folks have yet to realize that this is a full-flung venture/vulture capital takeover of the United States.

And just an hour ago he messaged on unTruth Social that the Army helicopter was too high. So yea, that’s a DEI-thing.

“Its DEI’s fault” is the 2020s version of “It’s the Jews’ fault” that a certain group propagated in the 30s (And some still do)

Because he is a fan of Trump.

The FAA and air traffic control are chronically understaffed.

It’s worth reading the linked articles to get more context to this story.

What a fucking racist piece of shit thing to promote:

Yes and no. Most high wealth people don’t really have much cash, but they have equity positions. Then, to leverage those and not pay much in taxes you take out loans against them. Loan interest is then tax deductible and you can sell securities as needed to pay off loans and deduct interest on any capital gains tax…

Well to be fair in MANY if not most CEO and upper level management most of their pay comes via stock options, not an actual paycheck. So while they may be “worth” or paid say $500 million since the vast majority is stock options most of that $500 million is on paper only, either because it hasn’t vested yet, or due to…

He’s much too busy... suing the ADL?

“Beware any company where leadership compensation is not linked to stock’s performance”

Exactly, if LUCID’s stock goes to 0 tomorrow, he shares are worth nothing. He can’t offload them all.

well … he conveniently forgot when he paid himself one dollar a year, but rewarded itself 55BLN bonus: