Well, the Real Estate example is not exactly the case...I dont see people who purchased "in the last month or two" leading up to the price drop as being in any way, shape or form different from people who purchased "in the last 4 months leading up to the price change".
This is like buying a house, then 2 months later seeing your new neighbor sell their house (same floorplan) for less than what you paid, then going back to the person you bought yours from and asking for a refund of the difference between what they paid and what you paid, or saying "Since I paid more, I demand that you pay for my landscaping for a year".
People are going to ask for the moon because thats human nature, but if the above doesnt sound like "oh yeah thats totally reasonable" there isnt any reason that "I want XXX because the price dropped after I bought it" should sound reasonable to anyone either. Its not going to stop people from sharpening pitchforks though, because people can make anything sound reasonable in their own heads, when it comes to their own situations.
When I sell a house I won't stay in touch with my buyers for any maintenance services or monthly subscriptions ...
also I (as a seller) won't treat them as my loyal customers with potential to sell or upgrade more of my homes in the future...
so in Tesla's case and especially in today's world and reality , Tesla must do something for those frustrated customers who feel betrayed by their favourite brand.
I feel like free FSD subscription or Super charger miles would be a right compensation ....
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