One of my friends is vehemently anti Tesla. It is all based on jealousy, rather than on fact. I've quit rising to take the bait, which really ticks him off. I'd suggest the same treatment here.
I have people in my life who also try to play that card.
I simply warn them "Don't poke the bear".
Confronting an untruth is a learned skill-set.
The Internet is rife with people who anonymously post drivel, while claiming some sort of credentials (ownership).
Yes, it is difficult, but it is better to tell the Truth than being run-over by a bunch of FUD.
The OP did not have a scintilla of truth or ethics in anything he posted.
I
am glad he had an opportunity to actually sit in a Model S.
And he took a couple of photos to commemorate that achievement.
Whether the car meets his aesthetic design criteria for a great car or not is inconsequential.
Nor is it important if he thinks the car is innovative or conventional or hype.
The Truth is it is NOT his car, nor does he own a Model S, nor did he purchase it sight unseen, nor was he "price gouged".
His "regret" should be that he wandered onto this Forum while telling such whoppers.
And he is the one who got whopped.
"And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free."
