Tesla Cybertruck owners certainly aren’t helping themselves.
There’s somewhat of a preconceived notion when it comes to people that drive the “futuristic looking” Cybertruck. Not to put the Tesla owners down, but some feel as though individuals that drive around Cybertrucks are simply seeking attention. The electric vehicle boasts that it can do anything and everything a regular truck can do. That might be a stretch.
I only say that because there’s a video of a Ford Truck having to save a Tesla Cybertruck’s ass after it got stuck in the snow. Can you really call yourself a truck if you can’t get through a little bit of icy accumulation? That’s at least how a lot of people feel. And throw in the fact that Cybertrucks are in the middle of a battery recall right now (those are pretty important to electric vehicles) and you’ve got yourself a pretty good argument that favors regular, gas-powered trucks.
This video below has also sparked a bit of controversy. Deer hunters know that a truck bed really comes in handy when you are able to bag and tag a buck or doe during hunting season. Tesla trucks do have a bed, though it’s typically not as deep as a regular truck bed. Apparently this Cybertruck owner didn’t want to get the back of their vehicle dirty, so they used a hitch attachment that… made it look like a butcher shop on wheels.
As you’ll see in the clip below, the hunter tied the doe up in what one could call a “spread eagle” position. People online were also quick to notice that the animal wasn’t field dressed, as the deer and seemingly all of its inside were still very much intact. For the uninitiated, you typically want to field dress a deer as soon as you can (and put it on ice) to keep the meat fresh.
Not parade the entire carcass around like this:
That’s a Tesla Cybertruck owner for you.
Having John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads” overlaid on the video was rather funny. It was an ironic touch, since seeing a Cybertruck haul a deer like that is about as non-country as you can get.
Social media sleuths were not shy about calling this Tesla owner out, leaving comments below the post saying:
“Disgraceful, distasteful and disgusting… but then again so is that car.”
“Ah yes, can’t go without the emission flavor in my venison.”
“Not field dressed driving through the city streets in the sun, road grime and exhaust fumes all over it and the guts are spoiling everything inside it… about what you expect from a cyber truck owner.”
“This is the most disrespectful thing you could do to a animal but I expect no empathy from a cyber truck owner.”
“These two things feel like they don’t belong: a Cybertruck driver that’s also a hunter?”
“Is anything NOT performative with these Tesla owners?”
“That deer is not gonna be worth anything after he’s done slinging it around in his ‘truck.”
“When people have more money than sense.”
“What completely out of touch and disconnected looks like..”
Good Lord…
