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Just want to spread some positivity around this incredible vehicle that we all get the pleasure of driving.
As I was putting a few gardening supplies into the bed of my cybertruck in an Ace Hardware parking lot I was approached by an older gentleman who was about to get into his Dodge RT truck, he kindly asked if it would be all right if he could take a peek inside the truck to which I gladly invited him to take a look and this led to a 30 minute awesome conversation. He had so many questions, interest, and excitement around discovering all the cool quirks that the cybertruck has to offer, from the steer by wire to the suspension to the stainless steel, the fact that there’s no clear-coat and it could be sanded down and so on and so on. He learned about full self driving, which he had no idea about, asked questions about charging on road trips, using the charging network, and as the conversation continued I could see his interest and excitement growing. We also discussed how the media has portrayed everything, and how it may SEEM like a lot of overly woke and in general very troubled people out there have tarnished the reputation of this incredible machine, but nonetheless, it EXISTS, it’s incredible, and every owner will tell you that they love theirs, and that’s what matters, especially in the long run.
This gentleman was driving an RT from circa 2012, came off as a humble, respectful person, clearly took good care of his truck and himself, and it is not unlikely that he may look into purchasing a CT, but honestly, that doesn’t even matter, what matters is that there are people like him all over the place and they may look at the car and you as they pass by, and it may seem like you’re getting more attention than you would normally be used to, but remember that all of those people looking at you are not insane or troubled vandals, like this gentleman, many of them are actually curious, interested, and excited to see what looks like a spaceship driving down the road, and many of them would be even more excited to learn about the fact that it is indeed very much like a spaceship in so many innovative ways. Regardless of all the negative media, assume positive intent with folks, ignore the lost and confused, worry less, get out there, and ENJOY your cybertruck!
Much love and respect to all on this forum.
As I was putting a few gardening supplies into the bed of my cybertruck in an Ace Hardware parking lot I was approached by an older gentleman who was about to get into his Dodge RT truck, he kindly asked if it would be all right if he could take a peek inside the truck to which I gladly invited him to take a look and this led to a 30 minute awesome conversation. He had so many questions, interest, and excitement around discovering all the cool quirks that the cybertruck has to offer, from the steer by wire to the suspension to the stainless steel, the fact that there’s no clear-coat and it could be sanded down and so on and so on. He learned about full self driving, which he had no idea about, asked questions about charging on road trips, using the charging network, and as the conversation continued I could see his interest and excitement growing. We also discussed how the media has portrayed everything, and how it may SEEM like a lot of overly woke and in general very troubled people out there have tarnished the reputation of this incredible machine, but nonetheless, it EXISTS, it’s incredible, and every owner will tell you that they love theirs, and that’s what matters, especially in the long run.
This gentleman was driving an RT from circa 2012, came off as a humble, respectful person, clearly took good care of his truck and himself, and it is not unlikely that he may look into purchasing a CT, but honestly, that doesn’t even matter, what matters is that there are people like him all over the place and they may look at the car and you as they pass by, and it may seem like you’re getting more attention than you would normally be used to, but remember that all of those people looking at you are not insane or troubled vandals, like this gentleman, many of them are actually curious, interested, and excited to see what looks like a spaceship driving down the road, and many of them would be even more excited to learn about the fact that it is indeed very much like a spaceship in so many innovative ways. Regardless of all the negative media, assume positive intent with folks, ignore the lost and confused, worry less, get out there, and ENJOY your cybertruck!
Much love and respect to all on this forum.
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