Open/Close charge port by using "Butthole" voice command

Retired Jarhead said:

This is something I just learned yesterday from my 12 yr old grand daughter.
She showed me that you could use a voice command to open and close the charging port on my CT.

Here is the strange command that you use "Open Butthole" or "Close Butthole".

I think it is freaking hilarious.

Just wanted too share it with everyone, as I have never seen or heard of anybody posting something about this before.

Happy New Year and be safe.

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Retired Jarhead said:

Just wanted too share it with everyone, as I have never seen or heard of anybody posting something about this before.

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smcnaughton829 said:

Don’t forget the “my balls are cold” for the seat warmers. There others I forget, but I’m sure if I really think about it I’ll remember.
These are all carryovers for pervious models.

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Platinumsmith said:

Voice command from the driver’s seat, or do you talk directly to the butt hole?

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smcnaughton829 said:

Don’t forget the “my balls are cold” for the seat warmers. There others I forget, but I’m sure if I really think about it I’ll remember.
These are all carryovers for pervious models.

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Retired Jarhead said:

This is something I just learned yesterday from my 12 yr old grand daughter.
She showed me that you could use a voice command to open and close the charging port on my CT.

Here is the strange command that you use "Open Butthole" or "Close Butthole".

I think it is freaking hilarious.

Just wanted too share it with everyone, as I have never seen or heard of anybody posting something about this before.

Happy New Year and be safe.

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smcnaughton829 said:

Don’t forget the “my balls are cold” for the seat warmers. There others I forget, but I’m sure if I really think about it I’ll remember.
These are all carryovers for pervious models.

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scottf200 said:

Tesla Voice Commands - V11 and Beyond
Updated 8:14 PM CDT, 12/24/2024 - 198 recognized commands (and many alternatives!)

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