It's not supposed to be sharp.
Hay, I'm not whining isn't this the right place to talk about all of our concerns with the cybertruck. No matter how big or small we want to hear about it right here now. Am I right? let me say this I love my cybertruck it sotole my heart a long time ago before we even met. and it wasn't cheap its performance makes up for all the cosmetic flaws so what we're doing here is teaching her how to put on some makeup so we can go out dancing.
a quart in your entire life haha! your childhood was a cake walk. because I know I have lost at least 2 to 3 gal. of blood on the field or in the rink I played hockey. motor sports, racing, camping, fishing, hunting, combat sports. and I grew up in LA's tough neighborhoods.If you give me your number, I can probably arrange to come over to your house and make all your knifes safe. I have a coarse diamond stone and have all the skills necessary to make sure there is nothing sharp left in your house, garage or driveway.
People these days are so squeamish and safety conscious it makes my childhood look worse than an episode of "The World's Most Dangerous Jobs". Somehow we survived, I doubt I've lost a quart of blood my entire life. Yes, things are sharp, don't cut yourself, take responsibility for yourself, and if you do get a bad cut, well, fer crying out loud, tend to it! It's not the end of the world!
Fear has been instilled in the younger generations in an unhealthy way. I'm not sure why people do that, except maybe the new "politically correct at all costs" has created a bunch of scaredy-cats. my generation had a lot of synonyms for people who had an unhealthy fear of things that really weren't dangerous, people might say you were a pansy, pussy, momma's boy, lightweight, namby-pamby, nancy, crybaby, softy, or a whole bunch of other impolitically correct things you could call someone who was overly worried about a little cut, some pain and suffering, or a bruise or bloody nose (or that monster hiding under your bed).
Since 9/11, I've had a pair of little, teeny fingernail scissors that were a family heirloom from the 1800's taken away from me by a TSA agent because they were too "dangerous" to have on a plane!
O boy. The drama is real
Bro you said gallons ?
LOOK DAMMIT, IF YOU WANT AN ARGUMENT YOU’LL HAVE TO CHANGE THE SUBJECT!
I just find it amazing how people express helplessness when they find something wrong.
But you are under the assumption that the “sharp edge” is in fact a out of spec sharp edge and not just the fact that the cyber truck is nothing but a sharp edge and that’s where the funny comes in. It’s like buying a red car and complaining it’s to Red. It’s a bit silly and nitpicky. I mean if i went out side right now I'm sure i could find 10 sharp edges A body panel out of spec 1/8th and so on. Why Do we hold the truck to such an insane standard as if it’s not an assembly line truck that’s going to have some things.? It’s a crazy thing to me so instead of crapping on someone some of us make some jokes .
At no point in the design was 'you can cut yourself on the edge of the panels' was a design decision.
If you see the truck and understand there are no Rolled edges and think it wouldn’t be sharp in some areas maybe, then I got some swamp land in Florida for a cheap price hit me on the DM
If you think all edges should be shoddy and burr-prone, And you won't do your due diligence to make sure they're not, I think you're more of a sucker for sinking land than I am.
Again you are under the assumption the OP has something different then the rest of us and it’s not just what the truck is
? kk you’re right. You’re always right aren’t ya ? Gus? ? what ? Crissa go to your driveway and look at your edges on your truck and see if they are sharp ? O wait I’m the troll ? ?.. you started this by hurting my baby feelings and calling me a troll so
