Best deal - a wrap designed to look like brushed stainless steel. 

If you’re looking for someone who cares, it would be wise to pack a lunch.

The Cybertruck has thought me that a whole lot of people do not know what stainless steel actually is. 

This is a Cybertruck dammit! Gotta be hardcore apocalyptic! He needs to go straight for the sulfuric acid! 

I think this has more to do with people using their business as a way to write off part of the cost of the truck.

Stop insulting trash bins by comparing CyberTrucks to them.

This is what’s hilarious to me. When I was a kid my dad had a couple 18x24 magnetic signs for the doors of his truck, for when he needed to look official. And everyone understood that, yeah, duh, of course he’s not getting logos painted on his personal truck- the only people who do that are hillbillies who only have…

This article points out the inherent dishonesty of Leon Musk and his stainless-steel clad garbage boxes. Musk claimed these are suitable for working on Mars, have infinite towing capacity, hyping the joke of a vehicle as capable of facing the now apparently imminent race-war apocalypse, etc... Instead, we find these…

All my tiny violins broke.  Sorry.

The Cybertruck shenanigans have exhausted my supplies of snark and schadenfreude.

Well, I know it sounds biased to make fun of the owners of these ridiculous monstrosities, but ferrous fair. 

Stainless covered by whatever = oxygen starvation = “crevice” corrosion.

I’m confused...we’re butthurt that we don’t have vehicles that are total trash and look like a trash bin?

“All of them are fully covered with wraps promoting their/their companies’ businesses.”

“Just pay me $8 grand for another wrap... problem solved!

You are not alone.

I would call it schadenfreude, but that’s probably too big of a foreign word for you.

Given how easy they are to break, I think calling them a “trolling rollmobile” might be more accurate!

I’d say the car came pre-ruined, but that is just me.

Something something messed around and are finding out. Sounds a lot like what’s going to happen over the next few years.