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jomo25My head hurts.
Doug_GWow, that's quite the rant.
And switch to decaf.
Or is on some new ones.Wow bonnie...didn't think you had it in you! But gotta admit that's what I was thinking too, or alternately, someone's off his meds.
The car sells itself, indeed. I just came back from a week at EAA/AirVenture/Oshkosh (http://airventure.org/index.html) 500,000 people, 10,000 aircraft, and one Tesla driving VIPs around with a flashing light stuck on top. Vehicles are mostly restricted, so, my car really couldn't be missed. Still, there were clearly many people that had never seen (or even heard of) the model S in central Wisconsin. At times, it was a bit embarrassing. I charged a few times by plugging into the 50A outlet outside a hangar, parked next to a few vintage jets. I'd come back to see a sad and lonely F-86 while a crowd surrounded the MS, taking pictures and what not. When I had an open seat, I'd pick up the visitors and give them a ride. On the whole, the pilot community is pre-programmed to understand what its all about. They are used to the glass cockpit, trip planning, and fuel managment. Of course, the most popular questions remain, how far can it go? and what does it cost? ("starts at about $60K" is my stock answer). I wish I could track the impact on those I exposed to the car in one way or another - I'd be surprised if a few sales didn't develop. If I play any role in the success of this wonderful company than that is compensation enough.
I must say when I turned around and saw George B with his shirt off, I didn't know what was going on but one thought was very clear: George is stripping, now we've got a party!
"The Emperor wore No Clothes"
an eerie reminder of the "rising background level" in Technical issues with Model S. Signifying that Model S has Durability/Reliability issue long-term, i.e. Model S could be "poser"
[snip]
Uh oh..
some people way over PARTY
This is very well put. Kudos.On the (off-topic) topic of providing a referral reward, I strongly disagree. Humans interact in two distinct modes: market mode, and social mode. In social mode, I'll help you schlep that couch up to your apartment, and then we might enjoy a beer (that you provide) afterwards. If you were instead to pay me the $1 that the beer costs, you'd be shifting the transaction into a market mode and, in so doing, insult me by suggesting that my time and effort was only worth $1.
Who let the chimp out of his cage?