I’d really love to know exactly how many people who made reservations got divorced in the intervening years and how it compares to the rest of the population

I like to think if you could at least look at one on the lot, the average person would be jarred enough by the size of a modern pickup to measure your garage or whatever. At least if you’ve never owned one before.

From the article:

> Once he picked up his new truck and realized it wouldn’t fit comfortably into his parking spot, he reached out to the dealer that delivered his truck to see if he could return it.

I think that implies he was already living in the apartment when he accepted delivery.

I’ll go one further.

Unless we know the chronology, there’s a chance that he knew he was separating before the sale was finalized and the truck was delivered, and still decided to take delivery.

Addendum: I just read the contract for anyone who purchases a Cybertruck, and according to the contract, at anytime before you…

That to me is the way funnier part of this story. Is this man ordering a Cybertruck the direct cause of him separating from his wife? Probably not!

Wife dodged at least one bullet.

why; take his license, take his car to be crushed, set up recording gear, make HIM push the crush button and finally followed by forcing him to watch the video every day for however many days he was youtubing the noise?

If you really want to hurt him, make him watch but not film...

This guy has been claiming that his social media income paid for the car. He also told police when he was ticketed that he was going to keep on doing it because he was making so much money. He’s an absolute ass.

Social media is his income. He probably makes enough in views that the fines won’t deter him.

Take his license, crush his car and make him watch.

How “strong” tungsten is, is completely irrelevant. I’m sure 45 pounds of anything dropped from that height onto that roof would’ve done the same thing.

The internet was a mistake.

A few thoughts

I hate the Cybertruck as much as the next guy, but I don’t think anyone is buying this truck to do well on an RTI test. I don’t think Tesla ever intended this to do well on it.

Tesla’s Storing Unsold Inventory In An Abandoned Mall Parking Lot

The adjustable ride height apparently moves the wheels laterally

“In this country, you’re innocent until proven guilty” which is why I pulled a gun on an innocent man until he proved he wasn’t guilty. Flawless victory.

The government’s is specifically calling the payment in coins illegal retaliation for the former employee exercising his rights by contacting DOL. They list some supporting context in the complaint, but basically they are saying it wasn’t just petty, it was intended as retaliation for siccing the government on the…

You should read the government’s complaint, they specifically include the payment in pennies as evidence of illegal retaliation.