I actually agree with Elon that you shouldn’t own Tesla shares if you don’t believe they will achieve fully autonomous driving. For the record - I don’t believe, and I don’t own shares.

I don’t own any shares in the company personally, nor by proxy as far as I know, and I certainly don’t own an electric vehicle, let alone a Tesla, but all of these moves seem like a desperation ploy by Elon to cash out *right fucking now*. Like, everything is about to fall off a cliff in the most financially…

Robotaxi’s are 5-10 years out. I’m not sure Tesla can afford to bank on them.

On one hand, Selling Guy doesn’t appear to be too far off usual prices these SVOs go for:

Planning ahead of time is Un-American. We would build the restaurants inside train cars and carry them about so we can eat on a whim. Pinnacle of capitalism? Please. They clearly haven't made the connection between impulse spending, instant gratification and spending addiction. Do they even encourage their citizens to…

Your first reply was “they definitely don’t look the same at all.” Then when you were proven wrong, because that was an obvious lie, you say obviously they’re extremely visually similar?? My god, the amount of crack smoke that must billow off you all day is astounding. Why don’t you and Musk do us all a favor and move…

Reminds me of a neighbor who disliked the RV parked across from her, complained and lost her case.

I’m not sure delivering KFC to an entire car of passengers is such a good idea with the state of some Amtrak trains. The stress placed on the plumbing would probably result in a derail.

So it just has to be behind a 6' fence; do they mention what the fence has to be made out of?

they would rather you lease expensive wharf mooring, or a boat parking lot or WORSE a self storage lot... I bet owners of those places lobbied for these rules in the first place. 

“but my property values.” nimbys have prioritized property values to the point that owning an average suburban home is miserable and you can’t do anything you want on your own property. 

Every time bold, open discrimination becomes illegal, HOAs & city councils are forced to come up with mostly stupid rules, like this, so they can legally harass certain people. Just like schools or businesses that ban afros/braids, backwards hats, long hair, tattoos, jewelry on men, pants on women, and so on. After…

The boat is technically still visible. If the city felt like out-smart-assing him, they’d fine him because he failed to actually conceal it.

A lot of places are much better than America at what America supposedly does. Our image is built on Hollywood movies and once you get past the façade, the reality is actually pretty disappointing tbh.

“I’m always amused when people use the argument that they’ve been breaking the law for years, and no one enforced it. As though it’s a reasonable argument in any other circumstance”

He’s a-mast quite the social media following.  It keels me that he was able to outwit his city’s codes and not anchor any hard feelings from anyone...

The City of Seaside where you can’t have your boat on your driveway. Seaside

I want a girl with a short skirt

She’s changing her name from Kitty to Karen
She’s mowing down pedestrians with a white Chrysler Lebaron

Maybe Elon should expand on how people who care about climate change are communists. That’ll get people rushing to hand him money for climate-friendly vehicles.