HaulingAss
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- First Name
- Mike
- Joined
- Oct 3, 2020
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- Washington State
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- 2010 F-150, 2018 Model 3 Perform, FS Cybertruck
I think it's funny that some short-sighted people think the Cybertruck will not be suitable for real work. I'm pretty sure there will be plenty of electricians, plumbers, carpenters, handymen, welders, ferriers, parts delivery people, solar installers, and construction companies that will put the Cybertruck to good use.
In a couple short years, those who claim it's not a work truck will look even more foolish than they do now.
I live within an easy drive of four major oil refineries. If you want to have some fun, camp out by the gates when the oil refinery workers come off shift. You will see a lot of refinery workers drive large trucks between home and the refinery, as if they need a "work truck". This is one application the Cybertruck will not excel at as a "work truck" because it could decrease job security in more ways than one.
In a couple short years, those who claim it's not a work truck will look even more foolish than they do now.
I live within an easy drive of four major oil refineries. If you want to have some fun, camp out by the gates when the oil refinery workers come off shift. You will see a lot of refinery workers drive large trucks between home and the refinery, as if they need a "work truck". This is one application the Cybertruck will not excel at as a "work truck" because it could decrease job security in more ways than one.
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