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My prediction is that we are a year away... but as long as we do it. Might be good to think of a year of a long weekend or time the average Tesla owner might have off ?
I like this idea because it seems the most realistic! It allows people to go coast to coast on their own or in a group.... all over the world potentially, South Korea really gets off easy with this method.... lol.I see this as not just one journey, but many, using all of the coast to coast routes. Going both East to West and West to East. Maybe even the North to South and South to North.
I think that we could have someone who plans to go the entire route to volunteer to coordinate each route. As long as we publish the route schedule, then everyone along each route could join for however long they can, even if it is only to meet the travelers at just one or a few Supercharger locations.
Someone in each Supercharger location could coordinate with local News Media to cover the drive, and even find sponsors to supply food and party favors at these locations. Since there is a party at each Supercharger, it would not take much as we would have a party every hour or so.
This could turn out to be a really big deal with lots of publicity for Tesla and EV adoption. With Local News organizations at each Supercharger there is opportunity for those Not Yet in the EV family to see what it is all about, Just Like the National Drive Electric EVents each year.
just a thought....
Was pretty epic! Looking forward to next time!Met up with @buttershrimp while traveling to see family this last week. Went “Luda-fishin’” Tesla family is amazing. So thankful for this. With this in mind, this cross country trip is such a cool idea.... think of all the Elon time we have spent thinking about this collectively together. For us all to geek out and have a great adventure with our common Tesla bond, it would make for a worthwhile experience. Some sort of relay or some way we could live stream the event/you tube, heck let’s make a documentary.... would be nice as many of us would probably not be able to commit to the whole journey....
Just be sure to do a grammar check before ordering the stickers!I like this idea because it seems the most realistic! It allows people to go coast to coast on their own or in a group.... all over the world potentially, South Korea really gets off easy with this method.... lol.
I’d really like to make a bumper sticker that says some variant of -
“this car has drove itself coast to coast and all I got was this lousy bumper sticker”
Kind of like the famous bumper stickers that say, “this car climbed Mt. Washington” for those that drove that route.
What do you think? It’s an honor system kind of thing but still cool. Of course we need a real fun mad max group caravan too, but it would be great to do something like this.
Roger that.... I should have known that a 3rd person singular present indicative of have is unnecessary in such a bumper sticker.Just be sure to do a grammar check before ordering the stickers!
How bout, all Doth I received ‘twas this sticker whom is placed upon my bumper”
That would be "thusly"Um, whom is the objective form of who. It is only used as a direct object, indirect object, or object of a preposition or infinitive. Who is used as the subject of a sentence or for the predicate nominative. Doth is an archaic conjugation for the third person singular for do.
But then you knew that.
You might have said something like, "All Ah gots for my effort was this here bumper sticker what was placed upon my bumper thus."
That would be "thusly"
Them there parts. Sheesh.