Even though it is not Easter, it might be a good time to talk about Easter Eggs and their role in maintaining steady demand for Tesla products.
People like golf and games that produce a result that changes with nuance. Tesla has worked to make their cars as addictive as golf.
Here is an example from the streaming radio, disengage here if you think you already know how to play the radio.
The key is song AND artist. In the search for the mellow station that will help me reach my goal I tried:
- "Play Easy Does It by Count Basie" includes Corner Pocket, Moten Swing, but a lot of stuff I skipped over.
- "Play Don't get around much Anymore by Louis Armstrong" includes Can't take that away from Me with Ella helping, Night and Day, and What'd I Say? from Ray Charles.
- "Play Herb Alpert a Taste of Honey" delivered a reimagined version followed by some good George Benson, while "Play A Taste of Honey by the Tijuana Brass" required no reimagine.
The point being that if you don't like the Chipmunks singing Home on the Range, which frankly, they know nothing about, and are willing to work at it, the radio is full of Easter eggs that make the car addictive - like golf.
"Play Vehicle by the Ides of March" Includes Chicago, Blood, Sweat and Tears, The Doors, Three Dog Night, Edison Lighthouse...
Lots of Apollo NASA images in this tribute to 1970.
I think the yoke is to support full screen video when FSD is mature...
No demand lull if they do it right.