Alex_Jones [he/him] to ama • 3 years ago

So my temp job is me working with shitty Tesla cars. AMA

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So my temp job is me working with shitty Tesla cars. AMA

Alex_Jones [he/him] to ama • 3 years ago

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Things I've learned so far:

the door handles are shitty and flimsy
the car sometimes doesn't go into park and will keep driving
they have a 'toy box' app including a whoopie cushion.
one of the settings for the whoopie cushion is, "I'm so Random!"
they are manufactured super quickly and sometimes are missing things as crucial as the charging kit
they come in at different charges
they come in on transport mode which limits the speed to 31 mph
they have an annoying ass UFO sound when you go in reverse, but are completely silent when they drive forward
they are just so plastic

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Alex_Jones [he/him]
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3 years ago
That's good advice. I don't think many bazinga brains who unironically love Tesla would listen to a poc in a vest talk about the virtues of a union.

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