Has anyone else noticed that anyone/everyone using a Tesla for drag purposes appears to be getting a new one on a very regular basis? While certainly possible from a competition perspective, my gremlin mind posits the following:
1. As anyone with a "High Vis" (YouTube, etc.) Tesla begins to approach any of the various counter limits, Tesla makes them "an offer they can't refuse" to trade up to the latest and greatest Tesla Model.
2. The traded-in Tesla is "software stripped" of its Ludicrous mode (and the underscore is physically removed) and sold off as a CPO or it becomes a service loaner for the rest of its days.
3. Thus achieving two benefits: Excessively public discovery and broadcast of the counter problem is avoided, and it also would help prevent whatever "weak link" problem that would have resulted in a major warranty claim sometime in the remaining 8-year/infinite-mile warranty period.
Just some thoughts . . . hope DragTimes will step in and share any insights, unless they all have to sign an NDA?
Folks, the above rant, is proof positive of what binge watching too many old episodes of "The X Files" and "Conspiracy Theories with Jesse Ventura", can do to a human being if you lock him into a room, giving him no food or water, and make him watch it.
They've used a version of this technique at Guantanamo. Instead, using music there to torture detainees. Playing the same song over and over and over, blasting it into the cells of detainees. One of the songs used was Eminem's "Slim Shady"
Think about it. Somebody locks you into a small, damp, dark, cold, room, straight up butt naked, cold and shivering, hungry and thirsty, and relentlessly blast "Slim Shady" into that room constantly, over and over and over, all day long and all night long. Repeatedly and in a loop.......and pretty soon, all that you will hear in your head is "Slim Shady". Even though they've long since shut the music off. . .....After enough of that, you don't know whether the music is really on, or if it's actually off, and just playing in your head.
Watch this. I'm going to humor him.
Has anyone else noticed that anyone/everyone using a Tesla for drag purposes appears to be getting a new one on a very regular basis? While certainly possible from a competition perspective, my gremlin mind posits the following:
1. As anyone with a "High Vis" (YouTube, etc.) Tesla begins to approach any of the various counter limits, Tesla makes them "an offer they can't refuse" to trade up to the latest and greatest Tesla Model.
2. The traded-in Tesla is "software stripped" of its Ludicrous mode (and the underscore is physically removed) and sold off as a CPO or it becomes a service loaner for the rest of its days.
3. Thus achieving two benefits: Excessively public discovery and broadcast of the counter problem is avoided, and it also would help prevent whatever "weak link" problem that would have resulted in a major warranty claim sometime in the remaining 8-year/infinite-mile warranty period.
Just some thoughts . . . hope DragTimes will step in and share any insights, unless they all have to sign an NDA?
Why yes, I've noticed the same thing.
You've probably also noticed, that if you look real hard at those YouTube videos, and towards the sky when you can see it in them, the presence of black helicopters.
Come to think of it, have you noticed that Brooks, from DragTimes, always wears black in his videos and is probably one of the Men In Black?