I see there's one YES vote. Hey, TNT, where are you gonna charge it?

Oct 3, 2024
2:26:22pm

DirtyWater Intervention Needed

You can't plug it into a cardboard box.

[edit: wow. there are a lot more people living under overpasses than I thought.]

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POLL: Would you pay 10,000 for a brand new Tesla if you had to agree to have it be a part of a robo taxi service 3 days a week?

touchdownbyu All-American

2:23pm

Who pays the maintenance and insurance? What about strangers puking in my

Jesse Pinkman

2:26pm

You'd be responsible for clean up, receive a discounted maintenance plan from Tesla authorized shops and insurance

touchdownbyu

2:29pm

I see there's one YES vote. Hey, TNT, where are you gonna charge it?

DirtyWater

2:26pm

I'll take two please.

Tare

2:26pm

Depends on the model. I’d put up with some inconvenience for a Model x Plaid

Booya Grandma

2:30pm

unlimited mileage?

Jay Kay

2:36pm

Would probably need to put some limits in place so that it is still viable as a robotaxi through 5 years. Other than

touchdownbyu

2:56pm

Paying to charge it is the dealbreaker for me

reddead

2:37pm

What if maintenance was included for the 5 years and customers were required to pay for excessive messiness?

touchdownbyu

2:59pm

If maintenance (including their portion of my tire costs) was covered

reddead

3:27pm

I don't know how to match this to my usage patterns. I would have to have

RoboKayne

3:09pm

You could always get a robo taxi… might even get a discount if it’s your own car… 😂

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