r/stupidpeoplefacebook • • 8h ago

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u/Dull-Culture-1523 5h ago

Go on any of the tesla subreddits and you'll see people applauding him for making a flying car for "only $250k" and saying they'll order one immediately.

While I wouldn't be surprised most are bots, it's likely there are real people among them as well.

They actually believe this is a product they're already producing.

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u/drmojo90210 5h ago

Of course the same idiots who can't find a buyer for the piece of shit Cybertruck they spent $120k on are going to line up to spend double that on a "flying car" LOL

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u/fgzhtsp 5h ago

And then complain on Twitter that the democrats made the eggs unaffordable.

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u/CantaloupeOne7283 4h ago

We're gonna see a lot of Elon fans dying in horrible electrical fires if this goes mainstream. Shit like this may work beautifully, at first. But people are absolutely terrible at maintaining their cars. There's a reason there are strict maintenance schedules and laws for helicopters and planes. Crashing into something is bad enough, but falling out of the sky adds a whole new dimension to your accident.

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u/JonnyBolt1 3h ago

Not an issue with a make believe product that doesn't exist.

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u/bryanthawes 3h ago

You will be unpleasantly surprised to learn most of those idiotic posts are from actual real-life human beings who support Elon Musk as the great white hope for America while also denouncing EVs and the infrastructure that would make EVs better supported.

They're literally fighting against supporting the imaginary electric vehicles they are shelling out $250k for. They're just really fucking stupid.

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u/Loose_Paper_2598 2h ago

Flying cars are easy to build. There's millions on the road right now. A few of them get launched off bridges and overpasses every day. "Landing safely cars" are a lot more difficult. Besides, musky didn't invent or build that "car" either. He just paid off the guys that did.

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u/Round_Bag_4665 1h ago

it also never occurred to them that this shit is almost certainly not street legal to drive either, and even if it was, the insurance, repair, and fuel costs would be insane.

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u/Gam3rdudej 1h ago

Apparently 250k isn't even the final price and there isn't a final price as of now. Seems exactly like a rug pull.