Doesn't matter if the product is real. The idea is to cultivate a sense of hope that the $250,000 deposit should stay where it's at, no matter what people talking about me think of that idea. At least I haven't bought a cyber truck.

Exactly, are we forgetting the apple airpower? or apple intelligence?

Yup, integrity doesn't matter. The only thing that matters is how many dollars you have in your bank account to buy influence!

That's true in practical terms but that doesn't mean I like anything about this sort of approach. It's not a positive thing; it's a successful thing.

Unless the products that are real are Cybertrucks. No way in hell you're selling more of those.

Real?! From these circus folks? Their (lack of) sense for reality (practicality, safety) you see in this circus is scary! Same folks and mentality make those other ones too that you are supposed to use!