The Rock and Joe Rogan talk Cybertruck

[Startreknerd]

Most people have no clue what the Cybertruck is. Not everyone spends 24/7 on the Cybertruck Owners Forum!

There's no way he's never heard of it before this.

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[rizvend]

Dwayne Johnson only hears about things he's paid to hear about.

 

[Diehard]

it is other-worldly in person

so much so, that for a while you can’t easily compute if what you’re experiencing is positive, negative, or neutral

it’s like first seeing that woman in Total Recall

takes a while to decide it’s a good thing

Design choices have always fascinated me. Why AL (Mighty) designed for twins not singletons or quadruplets.

2021 data for U.S.:

Why CT charge port is where it is. Why……..

Not everyone spends 24/7 on the Cybertruck Owners Forum!

Should we have a pole on the forum to see if this is true?
People only exist online these days and online world is made up of discrete bubbles.

 

[HaulingAss]

There's no way he's never heard of it before this.

Just because he might have heard about the Cybertruck, doesn't mean he has a clue as to what it is.

We are a lot closer to the story than 99% of Americans, many of them couldn't tell you what a Cybertruck is or what it looks like. I'm continually surprised by how many people I meet that say, "what's that?" if I happen to mention the Cybertruck in passing.

 

[CyberGus]

I still meet people that don't know what "Tesla" is

 

[Gurule92]

To be fair. I don't really consider the X and Y SUVs either.

 

[Tedacules]

The third version is probably the rear wheel drive single motor which won't be produced for a couple of years.

I can wait

 

[Gurule92]

I can wait

I can respect that.

I think I personally probably wouldn't want a rwd truck because it's been engrained in my brain since childhood that I need 4wd for mountains and snow but I respect it.

 

[davelloydbrown]

I can respect that.

I think I personally probably wouldn't want a rwd truck because it's been engrained in my brain since childhood that I need 4wd for mountains and snow but I respect it.

I grew up in rural Ontario, Canada with lots of snow and I learned to drive in the 70's with rear wheel drive cars and trucks. My dad always had a rear wheel drive pick up which was worse than useless on ice or snow. He would put a cast iron steel radiator in the back for weight and it would bounce around like crazy (it wasn't tied down). When I got my first pick up in 1989 it was four wheel drive and I couldn't believe the difference.

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