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Tesla Cybertruck sales collapse, company accepts trade-ins with extreme depreciation
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Why is this the first time I'm hearing it called the "incel camino"? That's great.
Edit: Left out a word 🤦♂️
Because technically if you chose to buy one, you volunteered to be celibate. So there is no involuntary about it. They just don't realize it. They should have read the fine print of their fash wagon closer.
Honestly I think these are probably better designed and more durable.
Volcel Camino it is, then!
Or perhaps shortened to cel-camino
TBF, incel is also a misnomer. They are voluntarily celibate
incels use it, as way to excuse thier shitty creepy behaviour around woman.
These days, yes. It's original usage not so much. The origins of the term Etc are actually a recent read. Far cry from what its been twisted to these days.
I thought you were going to link to a Trabant, but I'll also be with you that any vehicle in Robert's fleet is more durable and better designed.
It has a bunch of other nicknames - CyberAztek and ClusterTruck are the only others I can recall