I get your reasoning here, but have to say I’m still in the hate them camp, as all of the reasons you listed aren’t based on logic but rather an unrealistic perception.
Unless I lived right next to off-road Jeep trails where I could use it in that environment often I couldn’t live with one. If all you’ve ever driven…

He’s a very wealthy man-so he’ll probably live until he’s 105 and use whatever designer drugs rich old people use to stay active and in the public eye until he’s 95.

“Space Trump.” I’m totally using this. 

Tesla by a mile. They’re probably good but I cannot separate them from Space Trump. Once he goes away I will test drive one.

Literally any marginally competent roofing estimator could have told them that some roofs are more complicated than others.

To be fair, these people probably ordered their roofs before Musk started showing his true Q’anon colors.

Double the price and it sets on fire? Sign me up!

This is technology I sincerely would love to have if it cost $20k but it doesn’t and it makes no sense at current prices.

Yep, you seriously need to check yourself if you’re financing that fascist by purchasing his products.

Tesla claimed that it underestimated the installation costs.

Sources say he locked the bags inside an Expedition, which legally qualifies as attempting to set them on fire.

The same person who spends $1800 a pair of shoes to and a pair of sunglasses to match (e.g. my former boss) 

His name sounds like it should have a title in front of it.

An executive’s wife. Also, it is $20K, because there were two. I probably saw about a million dollar’s worth of handbags two weekends ago (Hamptons wedding...)

Who blows $10k on a fucking hand bag? 

What’s most appalling about this situation is we’re not talking about an obscure Japanese MMO that’s been shut down, satellite broadcasts available in only one country for only a few hours a day for four weeks in the 1990s, or some indie game that sold like 73 physical copies in 2002... We’re talking about regular…

I have 600+ Wii, PS3 and PSP games in a temperature controlled environment.

And judging from the fact that of my literally hundreds of physical games, some dating back to the mid-1970s, and a good 95% of them play with no problem, that shelf life can last quite a while.

Physical media has a shelf life. 

And a large part of silent movies were wiped out due to a 1937 vault fire. London After Midnight, a 1927 movie starring Lon Chaney is symbolic of the films that simply disappeared in that fire. Unless someone digs up a copy that miraculously survived the vagaries of time in some cold, dark location, pictures of stills…