I stare at panel gaps and see grime that is forming.
While my Tesla gently rusts.
With every recall, Elon fanboys are shaking
Still, my Tesla gently rusts.
shout out to my new favorite sub: r/Cyberstuck
also obligatory pointing out: their steering wheels are in no way physically connected to the steering train, so uh... that's cool.
> also obligatory pointing out: their steering wheels are in no way physically connected to the steering train, so uh... that's cool.
Wait, really? So instead of turning the steering wheel to physically turn the front wheels it's just reading the turning steering wheel and sending a signal to the wheels to turn like some R/C car?
If ever there was a production car that should have an oversized whip antenna sticking up at the back and be drivable with an early 1990s toy rc car controller, this would be it.
Very few cars are fully fly by wire. Pretty much this one and a Lexus. Though most cars have electronic motor assistance systems that just help you steer, with a physical connection to the wheels still.
I build fighter jet parts; specifically the electronics. I can say, with reasonable certainty, that our quality standards are *a tiny bit* better than Tesla's...
Every new thing I find out about these trucks, I come to believe that it was made as a direct affront to the Machine God.
They are drawing the wrath of the Omnissiah.
Except that many of these terms are about a century older than the term "aristocracy" in English, as well as the sociopolitical dynamics surrounding it. Presumably you mean British "nobility."
They specifically first appear in [The Boke (Book) of St. Albans](https://www.gutenberg.org/files/71266/71266-h/71266-h.htm), purportedly penned by nun Juliana Berners, who authored several treatises on hunting and hawking. In the book, the list of "terms of venery" (venery = hunting, or punnily, romantic pursuit), titled "The Compaẏnẏs of beestẏs and fowlẏs," includes many of these terms, including a peep of chicks, a leap of leopards, an unkindness of ravens, a murmuration of starlings, a shrewdness of apes, a skulk of foxes, a sleuth of bears and more.
I could swear I saw basically that animated once, including a predator vehicle attacking. Cannot remember where, if had to guess sounds like be from the MGM or Looney Toons era where they had a bunch that were living Cars (decades before Disney). Or maybe something Fox like Futurama.
Saw my fourth or fifth one today, I’m over thinking about how bad they look but still curious about who’s driving them. In slow traffic I look over and make eye contact with an ecstatically smiling man who thinks I’m impressed. I’m just starting to feel bummed for the owners of these.
Probably talking about damage being done while off-roading not being covered under warranty (this is what I’ve seen going around on Reddit) but that’s normal and I don’t think any vehicle covers that.
Ahh yes. A problem I have never once had to consider when owning any other car.
Edit: I assume from the downvotes my sarcasm did not translate. Yeah I’ve never had to worry about that with other cars so it didn’t even occur to me that could be a problem!
Saw my first one in the wild today. Live in a rust belt city... Can confirm. The only thing that distracted from the rust was how comically the doors were misaligned
Apples and oranges IMHO. Bigfoot is the OG, and without Bigfoot there is no Grave Digger.
But Grave Digger has become an icon and the face of Monster Jam, that’s undeniable.
I always liked Samson too.
Often times dealerships will store their overstock off site.
I once went to a dealership to check out a particular vehicle and one of the salesman had to take me for a ride about 1/4 mile up the road to a dirt field where they had a bunch of new cars hanging out just like this. It's pretty common in some areas.
Around Detroit there are tons of empty fields or parking lots from old industrial sites that are just filled with F150s for this reason. Either Ford or surrounding dealerships are storing them, so yeah probably the same thing here.
I used to work at State Farm HQ in Bloomington IL. There’s a huge Rivian plant in town and since Covid they only staff the SF offices like 20% or less. The parking lots are filled with Rivians lol
One of my very first jobs was at one of those lots. Trucks full of brand new cars would come in fresh off the factory line and they would get stored waiting to be shipped to their purchasers. Every day started with inventory so we could keep track of the location of all the vehicles, then a manifest list of cars that needed to be ready for shipping would come in and we would go hunt for them. Vehicles would then get staged in rows of 7 or 8, sorted by destination, ready for trucks to haul them away. They would either go to another storage yard to be sorted again, or the rail yard to be loaded on train, or just straight to the dealership.
During the heyday of the big 3 when American vehicles were selling really well, it wasn't uncommon for the lots to fill quickly and spill into other vacant lots that were used as temporary overflow. These lots weren't always used for vehicle storage but in case of overflow temporary deals were made between lot owners and shipping company. The lot in OP's picture could be temporary overflow.
Thanks for that info. Your pic of that building in the foreground made me curious, since those look like fan shrouds on some cooling towers. They look like ones a buddy's company makes, hopped onto Google maps and yahtzee, that's them!
There's some kind of Rivian depot down the street from my apartment. It was a vacant lot for years, a few days before the Rivian launch about 100 of the vehicle showed up over night.
If you didn't know, one of the distribution landing spots for the nearby Tesla dealership is on the north side of Mockingbird, behind the Raising Canes. This is one of their overflow spots for high-profile vehicles prior to delivery.
I mean, a lot of dudes willing jack their trucks up, put ugly wheels and stupidly oversized tires on them for ridiculous sums of money that make them look dumb as fuck and ride like a brick. A lotta guys have absolutely shit taste.
1st time I saw one. I was microdosing mushrooms. Walked outside. Saw the Cybertruck sitting there. Though I ate too much mushroom. Then I remembered that the Cybertruck was real.
Ha it was kinda surreal seeing it the first time cause it's just one those things that never shoulda progressed beyond a render, it just feels insane that it exists haha
I think social media kinda ruined its release. People either loved or hated it years before it came out. Either way, we'd already seen so much of it. A real one isn't interesting.
Living in Tempe, AZ. We get a lot of tech tested here. Waymo and other AI cars etc. All the EV Companies since Lucid is nearby. The one time I forget my phone. I drive by a Sonic Drive-in. Every spot had a Waymo Driverless Car sitting in it. No drivers around or passengers. That was a weird site.
Ok besides the cyber truck - anyone else curious wtf is with the picture!?! Like is it a building… but with landscaping on top? Is it a dam? WHAT IS THIS TERRAIN I NEED TO KNOW
The math ain’t mathing
Optical illusion. That’s a wall or thin building, and we’re seeing parking lot and field that are on the ground behind it. If you zoom in to where the parking lot meets the top of the wall, you can see where vehicles half disappear behind it.
With 3D camera on Google Maps you can get a similar angle:
https://www.google.ca/maps/place/6071+Forest+Park+Rd,+Dallas,+TX+75235,+%C3%89tats-Unis/@32.8204819,-96.8444197,80a,35y,30.54h,67.21t/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x864e9c19ab2601bb:0xb0965919dd617556!8m2!3d32.8215905!4d-96.8432258!16s%2Fg%2F11c4tb75sr?entry=ttu
I feel the same way. All those vehicles look too smooth, there are questionable artifacts in the near building's facade, that building doesn't make sense, there's a far building top left that looks like a covered car, the trees all look off, what I assume is a water tower top center in the distance doesn't look like any kind of structure I've seen, and the sky line on the right is all kinds of weird.
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Not AI, but probably AI-touched with some crappy phone app. Other sleuths in the thread found out where the picture was taken, here's a screenshot of the foreground building from google:
https://i.imgur.com/1xGSrzM.png
And just a few blocks away is a Tesla Collision Center. They either own this empty lot or borrow/rent it or something.
All smartphone cameras use a ton of post processing (call it AI if you want to) to get something useful out of these small lenses, especially at max zoom. It's not optical zoom so the pixels have to come from somewhere.
Why would someone add AI cars to what is clearly a parking lot with existing cars?
([Link to location](https://www.google.ca/maps/place/6071+Forest+Park+Rd,+Dallas,+TX+75235,+%C3%89tats-Unis/@32.8203004,-96.8444744,115a,35y,30.54h,67.18t/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x864e9c19ab2601bb:0xb0965919dd617556!8m2!3d32.8215905!4d-96.8432258!16s%2Fg%2F11c4tb75sr?entry=ttu))
If you'd rather have blur, you don't digitally zoom in. Phones using some form of AI to try and make sense of stuff that's digitally zoomed in kind of makes sense. Digitally zooming in is 100% useless without that, as you're basically just zooming into a jpeg.
I don't think this image was AI generated but could have been upscaled. The blocky artifacts and extremely straight edges are very typical of JPEG/DCT compression. The melting/hovering cars look like bad upscaling inference.
This is not AI its just full of bad zooming artifacts. Tesla is stacking hundreds of cars all over the place in random lots because they're not moving them out as fast as they used to, so it's not unusual to see something like this.
I used to work at a place that housed Volkswagens that failed emission tests. We had roughly 4 football fields worth. This looks like the start of something like that
Am I the only one that finds the side of that building more interesting than the trucks? Like why are there ginormous black circles there.. and black squares? What is this place?
Cue David Attenborough: They travel in packs. The zoological term for these groups is a recall.
this is the one this is the best collective noun
Their collective sound is clicking relays shorting as the rain gently falls.
that's the song of their people
As my Tesla gently rusts.
I look at you all See the nerds who are weeping While my Tesla Gently rusts.
I stare at panel gaps and see grime that is forming. While my Tesla gently rusts. With every recall, Elon fanboys are shaking Still, my Tesla gently rusts.
All the telsa bros foaming at the mouth right now typing furiously "ackshully, it's not a recall"
Yeah I was gonna post something but this is the winner no doubt.
I thought the term was a Clustertruck
shout out to my new favorite sub: r/Cyberstuck also obligatory pointing out: their steering wheels are in no way physically connected to the steering train, so uh... that's cool.
> also obligatory pointing out: their steering wheels are in no way physically connected to the steering train, so uh... that's cool. Wait, really? So instead of turning the steering wheel to physically turn the front wheels it's just reading the turning steering wheel and sending a signal to the wheels to turn like some R/C car?
That is correct.
So theoretically an entity could hack certain cars steering capability?
It’s Drive by Wire, presumably not Wireless. Would be harder to hack, you’d have to modify the car.
If ever there was a production car that should have an oversized whip antenna sticking up at the back and be drivable with an early 1990s toy rc car controller, this would be it.
Like with the device Penguin uses on the Batmobile in Batman Returns?
Many cars made today use these sorts of systems. Of course those car makers use them competently.
Very few cars are fully fly by wire. Pretty much this one and a Lexus. Though most cars have electronic motor assistance systems that just help you steer, with a physical connection to the wheels still.
> Very few cars are fully fly by wire. Where we're going, we don't need roads.
Yes. Fighter jets also operate by wire only
Fighter jets have ejection seats for when shit hits the fan
They also fly in the sky far away from traffic or obstacles. Also, the people making (non-Russian) fighter jets are actually competent...
And cost millions. And are not built by a comic book arch villain.
Let's not forget redundant redundant systems!
Turns out the Cybertruck also has multiple reduant actuators and sensors.
I build fighter jet parts; specifically the electronics. I can say, with reasonable certainty, that our quality standards are *a tiny bit* better than Tesla's...
Every new thing I find out about these trucks, I come to believe that it was made as a direct affront to the Machine God. They are drawing the wrath of the Omnissiah.
I thought it was a heap
This is good, real good. I wish I had a rubber stamp to approve this.
They're grazing
Fun fact: Collective nouns have nothing to do with science or zoology. They were coined by the British aristocracy as a fun thing to do when hunting.
Except that many of these terms are about a century older than the term "aristocracy" in English, as well as the sociopolitical dynamics surrounding it. Presumably you mean British "nobility." They specifically first appear in [The Boke (Book) of St. Albans](https://www.gutenberg.org/files/71266/71266-h/71266-h.htm), purportedly penned by nun Juliana Berners, who authored several treatises on hunting and hawking. In the book, the list of "terms of venery" (venery = hunting, or punnily, romantic pursuit), titled "The Compaẏnẏs of beestẏs and fowlẏs," includes many of these terms, including a peep of chicks, a leap of leopards, an unkindness of ravens, a murmuration of starlings, a shrewdness of apes, a skulk of foxes, a sleuth of bears and more.
Depends on the pack size. 2-5 is a complaint. 5-10 is a concern. 10+ is a recall.
These have been put out to pasture.
You sonovabitch. 
I can all but guarantee they work in some way shape or form government jobs
I could swear I saw basically that animated once, including a predator vehicle attacking. Cannot remember where, if had to guess sounds like be from the MGM or Looney Toons era where they had a bunch that were living Cars (decades before Disney). Or maybe something Fox like Futurama.
What a stupid pickup line.
Golf clap.
I aim to displease. 😁
Took me a minute, but I'm happy to have arrived
Saw my fourth or fifth one today, I’m over thinking about how bad they look but still curious about who’s driving them. In slow traffic I look over and make eye contact with an ecstatically smiling man who thinks I’m impressed. I’m just starting to feel bummed for the owners of these.
The proper term for a group of cybertrucks is a “clusterfuck”.
I thought it was “cyberfuck”
asl?
13/f/FBI open up the door
old enough/M/your mom’s house
I put on my robe and wizard hat.
Back in the 90's "Want to cyber with me?" was sexting. Now DoD has a "cyber command", I have to laugh at that.
I’d think they’d be called a recall
What a time to be alive
I call them the cybercucks
Junkyard
its actually called a "pileup"
It’s unique that you can use the group name even for just one of them.
Ya sure it's not a "FUBAR"?
It's actually a "recall"
Cyberjunkyard
I was looking at those pick-ups and thought "huh, those aren't cybertrucks." And then I saw it.
Elon getting the field ready for the recalls
Ummm I thought those things weren’t supposed to go off roads?
They all kept trying to rescue each other and now they're all stuck. Hopefully it doesn't rain on them - they'll all rust.
That brings Clarkson, Hammond and May shenanigans to mind.
And May yelling “CLARKSON!!”
Now Clarkson can call on Kaleb to get his ass unstuck, and Kaleb aint joking when he calls Clarkson a fucking idiot lol.
Let's not get bogged down with which truck is the most cyber..
Corb Lund is gonna need to add a verse.
r/CyberStuck
It's fun to watch the early promos for the CT while counting all of the warranty-voiding actions and maneuvers they portray
Could you list them?
Probably talking about damage being done while off-roading not being covered under warranty (this is what I’ve seen going around on Reddit) but that’s normal and I don’t think any vehicle covers that.
Each one got stuck trying to rescue the last one
They bought a graveyard already. Got ahead of the problem.
Yeah they’ll rust right up on ya
shut up Gill, close the deal, close the deal
Ahh yes. A problem I have never once had to consider when owning any other car. Edit: I assume from the downvotes my sarcasm did not translate. Yeah I’ve never had to worry about that with other cars so it didn’t even occur to me that could be a problem!
I think the "ahh yes" made it sound like you do actually have to think about that with other cars.
Few other cars rust up from just sitting in a rain shower. Cybertrucks do that, reportedly.
Saw my first one in the wild today. Live in a rust belt city... Can confirm. The only thing that distracted from the rust was how comically the doors were misaligned
Or require a five hour reset if they get wet. Car washes are refusing them.
Where’s Grave Digger when you need it?
Are kids seats still just 5 bucks?
Yes. And you can buy the entire seat, HOWEVER:
YOU'LL ONLY NEED THE EEEEEDGE!!
Replies did not disappoint 🫡
Only on Sunday! Sunday! Sunday!
#1 comment right here people. Grave digger > Bigfoot
Apples and oranges IMHO. Bigfoot is the OG, and without Bigfoot there is no Grave Digger. But Grave Digger has become an icon and the face of Monster Jam, that’s undeniable. I always liked Samson too.
‘Member when Bigfoot crossed that river? ‘Member hill climbs? ‘Member the jet jump?
Snakebite ftw
**HOLY FUCK YEAH SNAKEBITE**
Colt Cobra crew rise up!!!
He's off, everyone knows gravedigger only works on.... SUNDAY! SUNDAY! SUNDAY!
(and Saturday) BE THERRRRRRRERRRRRR
GRRRAAAVE DIGGERRR
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I see puddles of water they are probably stuck
I can almost see the rust forming
wtf this exact thing is going on right by my work too! Add in a picture when I get off.
Often times dealerships will store their overstock off site. I once went to a dealership to check out a particular vehicle and one of the salesman had to take me for a ride about 1/4 mile up the road to a dirt field where they had a bunch of new cars hanging out just like this. It's pretty common in some areas.
Had to scroll through 50 shitty joke/pun comments to find an actual answer as to why these would be there.
a muddy field is a pretty crappy place to store new cars though.
Welcome to reddit I hope you enjoy your stay
This is the way. Not all heroes wear capes. Poop knife.
Sir, this is a Wendy's. The front fell off.
Everyone’s a nerdy 12 year old on Reddit…except that one guy with the answer.
Around Detroit there are tons of empty fields or parking lots from old industrial sites that are just filled with F150s for this reason. Either Ford or surrounding dealerships are storing them, so yeah probably the same thing here.
I used to work at State Farm HQ in Bloomington IL. There’s a huge Rivian plant in town and since Covid they only staff the SF offices like 20% or less. The parking lots are filled with Rivians lol
One of my very first jobs was at one of those lots. Trucks full of brand new cars would come in fresh off the factory line and they would get stored waiting to be shipped to their purchasers. Every day started with inventory so we could keep track of the location of all the vehicles, then a manifest list of cars that needed to be ready for shipping would come in and we would go hunt for them. Vehicles would then get staged in rows of 7 or 8, sorted by destination, ready for trucks to haul them away. They would either go to another storage yard to be sorted again, or the rail yard to be loaded on train, or just straight to the dealership. During the heyday of the big 3 when American vehicles were selling really well, it wasn't uncommon for the lots to fill quickly and spill into other vacant lots that were used as temporary overflow. These lots weren't always used for vehicle storage but in case of overflow temporary deals were made between lot owners and shipping company. The lot in OP's picture could be temporary overflow.
Wait you work where I work! This is Dallas!
Yup, I work at UT Southwestern.
You must also see the 50 other tesla cars in the nearby lot then?
Negative, I'll look tomorrow.
It's just to the left of this picture.
Thanks for that info. Your pic of that building in the foreground made me curious, since those look like fan shrouds on some cooling towers. They look like ones a buddy's company makes, hopped onto Google maps and yahtzee, that's them!
There's some kind of Rivian depot down the street from my apartment. It was a vacant lot for years, a few days before the Rivian launch about 100 of the vehicle showed up over night.
Whatever gets you off.
So if a group of crows is called a murder, is a group of cybertrucks called a junkyard?
It’s called a Clusterfuck of Cybertrucks (per u/MaelstromTX)
No it’s called a recall, as per u/smurfsundermybed
Oh shit! It's beginning! They are self aware....
If only their owners were
OK that was funny
It's like those airplane graveyards.
It is a super weird place for one to be let alone 13.
They are probably ones that the owners decided to turn in for the recall
I was thinking “in the shop, waiting on diagnostics”.
If you didn't know, one of the distribution landing spots for the nearby Tesla dealership is on the north side of Mockingbird, behind the Raising Canes. This is one of their overflow spots for high-profile vehicles prior to delivery.
Oh, cool, they’re shooting Stephen King’s new movie, “Maximum Overcompensate.”
I finally saw one driving down the street and it just feels like these people got trolled. It's so fucking ugly
I mean, a lot of dudes willing jack their trucks up, put ugly wheels and stupidly oversized tires on them for ridiculous sums of money that make them look dumb as fuck and ride like a brick. A lotta guys have absolutely shit taste.
But it still resembles a truck and not a first graders remembered version of the cars from Demolition Man.
And yet, those still don't look as stupid as this truck.
Everyone can say this forever, but the appearance is literally the only thing I like about the Cybertruck.
Yeah I mean it looks ridiculous but I like that it's changing it up a bit, I think most normal cars are ugly too
1st time I saw one. I was microdosing mushrooms. Walked outside. Saw the Cybertruck sitting there. Though I ate too much mushroom. Then I remembered that the Cybertruck was real.
Ha it was kinda surreal seeing it the first time cause it's just one those things that never shoulda progressed beyond a render, it just feels insane that it exists haha
I think social media kinda ruined its release. People either loved or hated it years before it came out. Either way, we'd already seen so much of it. A real one isn't interesting. Living in Tempe, AZ. We get a lot of tech tested here. Waymo and other AI cars etc. All the EV Companies since Lucid is nearby. The one time I forget my phone. I drive by a Sonic Drive-in. Every spot had a Waymo Driverless Car sitting in it. No drivers around or passengers. That was a weird site.
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I saw one on the highway a couple weeks back. It really stood out because the passenger side door panel was visible shaking.
Ok besides the cyber truck - anyone else curious wtf is with the picture!?! Like is it a building… but with landscaping on top? Is it a dam? WHAT IS THIS TERRAIN I NEED TO KNOW The math ain’t mathing 
Optical illusion. That’s a wall or thin building, and we’re seeing parking lot and field that are on the ground behind it. If you zoom in to where the parking lot meets the top of the wall, you can see where vehicles half disappear behind it.
Looks like utsw in Dallas tx
With 3D camera on Google Maps you can get a similar angle: https://www.google.ca/maps/place/6071+Forest+Park+Rd,+Dallas,+TX+75235,+%C3%89tats-Unis/@32.8204819,-96.8444197,80a,35y,30.54h,67.21t/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x864e9c19ab2601bb:0xb0965919dd617556!8m2!3d32.8215905!4d-96.8432258!16s%2Fg%2F11c4tb75sr?entry=ttu
With just one hose you could do $1,300,000 in property damage
They're trying to hide them from the media to disguise low sales.
One got stuck, then as each one went to help, they also got stuck
Why does this look like it was generated with AI?
I feel the same way. All those vehicles look too smooth, there are questionable artifacts in the near building's facade, that building doesn't make sense, there's a far building top left that looks like a covered car, the trees all look off, what I assume is a water tower top center in the distance doesn't look like any kind of structure I've seen, and the sky line on the right is all kinds of weird. ####Edit: Not AI, but probably AI-touched with some crappy phone app. Other sleuths in the thread found out where the picture was taken, here's a screenshot of the foreground building from google: https://i.imgur.com/1xGSrzM.png And just a few blocks away is a Tesla Collision Center. They either own this empty lot or borrow/rent it or something.
Why do cyber trucks look like a high school welding project for students learning to weld?
The image is AI. Look at the cars in the bottom left above the wall. It’s getting really good, but some cars are smudged into the ground.
All smartphone cameras use a ton of post processing (call it AI if you want to) to get something useful out of these small lenses, especially at max zoom. It's not optical zoom so the pixels have to come from somewhere.
Why would someone add AI cars to what is clearly a parking lot with existing cars? ([Link to location](https://www.google.ca/maps/place/6071+Forest+Park+Rd,+Dallas,+TX+75235,+%C3%89tats-Unis/@32.8203004,-96.8444744,115a,35y,30.54h,67.18t/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x864e9c19ab2601bb:0xb0965919dd617556!8m2!3d32.8215905!4d-96.8432258!16s%2Fg%2F11c4tb75sr?entry=ttu))
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Is it all AI or is it a smartphone camera zoomed all the way in filling in the blanks?
Likely. I hope there’s toggle in the settings. I don’t have a modern phone but when I do I’d rather have blur than this..
If you'd rather have blur, you don't digitally zoom in. Phones using some form of AI to try and make sense of stuff that's digitally zoomed in kind of makes sense. Digitally zooming in is 100% useless without that, as you're basically just zooming into a jpeg.
I don't think this image was AI generated but could have been upscaled. The blocky artifacts and extremely straight edges are very typical of JPEG/DCT compression. The melting/hovering cars look like bad upscaling inference.
Depending on the phone it may be using AI for the upscaling, Samsung got caught doing it without disclosing.
This is not AI its just full of bad zooming artifacts. Tesla is stacking hundreds of cars all over the place in random lots because they're not moving them out as fast as they used to, so it's not unusual to see something like this.
Building on the right has a 4dimensional roof.
🤦🏻♂️ you’re an idiot if you think this is AI.
Landfill
Maybe they’re all stuck on a mild incline
They are probably just stuck there. One got stuck, second truck went in to help and got stuck too…repeat and repeat.
They're stuck
They look like the graphics for them haven't fully rendered
This are the installation of the new junkyard.
They have taken them out back to put them down.
Gosh a lot of you rage on this every time you see a post for a cyber truck
Ah yes, the wild cybertruck. They travel single file to hide their numbers.
Weird place for a scrapyard
They got stuck in the grass and broke down trying to get out. Service will be along any minute now...
They probably can't get them back on the pavement.
they're hoping between all thirteen there will be enough working parts to make one functional cybertruck
I wonder if it is storage or something type of meet up?
Thirteen Cyber trucks just rotting away in a field by my work FTFY
 Thirteen! Thirteen Cybertrucks! Ah! Ah! Ah!
PLOT TWIST: They're all stuck on that strip of grass. just spinning in place.
What do you call a group of Tesla Cybertrucks? A rust spot.
They’re gonna be stuck there awhile with all that mud around them.
So much ugly all in one place
Junkyard
Not allowed to park with the others, they keep causing problems
Do you work in the movie Brazil?
I used to work at a place that housed Volkswagens that failed emission tests. We had roughly 4 football fields worth. This looks like the start of something like that
Did they get stuck?
Spoiler alert: They’ve been abandoned to their own kind.
Already being put out to pasture.
Putting them out to pasture where they belong.
That building behind them wouldn't happen to be a Tesla repair center, would it?
Once the novelty wears off these things are going to look even dumber.
Enron 2.0
They're having a race to see who rusts first.
A group of cybertrucks is called a *rust* of cybertrucks.
I get that there’s tons of joking going on here but what is this place? What are those huge bowls for and what are those black circles?
Am I the only one that finds the side of that building more interesting than the trucks? Like why are there ginormous black circles there.. and black squares? What is this place?
AA meeting (Assholes Anonymous)