Nah, I bet he’s goosing the stock price. Lots of companies do that; it’s an old trick from the Jack Welch School of Business. That’s not a joke or a metaphor; it literally is. It’s what made General Electric’s stock soar like 4,000% percent. It’s not long-term sustainable; GE eventually collapsed to a more realistic…

I hate to break it to you, but if you wear a New York Yankees hat people think you’re a Yankees fan. If you drive a Nazimobile, guess what they think

I once read about Tulipmania, and how it kept expanding until suddenly one day, an auction for the latest bulb failed to reach expectations. Almost overnight, the irrational market got rational. I keep hoping for that event with TSLA.

Enjoy your Swasticar.

It’s a meme stock.

The only good Nazi is a dead Nazi, but a bankrupt Nazi is a good start.

World War Two still casts a long shadow,” Kraaijvanger told Wired.

Unlikely. He’s just going to have his Principal Skinner meme moment.

See, now THAT is clever, and funny. Stickering someone’s car is a dick move, but putting a business card like that under the wiper is gold.

This response deserves a slow-clap ovation, well done.

That is irrelevant to the truck, that is just Massachusetts drivers.

I keep a handful of business cards for one of those “We Buy Junk Cars for Cash” places in my glovebox just in case I see one of these parked nearby. Figure they could use the awareness.

The kids and wife deserve a better husband and father too!

Just put it into FSD and let it drive itself into a pole.

Seriously thought that was just a picture of a dumpster for a second.

He made it gold, dude wants to crow over the plebs. He just didn’t count on there being so many of them.

Saying violence is never a good idea ignores that in a justified position, violence is the last resort. It should not be approached glibly, but to deny its power is saying the status quo cares for people and justice, and we know that isn’t the truth. But I digress.

I dunno man, at this point getting the official Tesla attention machine is a pretty tacit endorsement of Musk and his attitudes. He wrapped it in gold. He clearly wants the attention, but he thought it was going to be of the positive ilk. Turns out he was wrong.

Guy wanted a truck that would get him attention.  He got it.  More at 11.

Methinks cowboy doth protest too much. You buy that Cyberjunk and wrap it gold foil because you want to attract attention and make a statement.