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Hello everybody and welcome back
to the show, I'm your host will 

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Walden. 
And on this episode, we're going

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to be talking about cyber truck 
in the demonstration that Elon 

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Musk and company did a couple 
days ago. 

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Well there was a little bit of a
snafu during that and the snafu 

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was that they threw a steel 
ball, a metal ball into the 

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windows of cyber truck. 
Just say like hey these things 

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are bulletproof. 
We can throw whatever we an atom

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and nothing's going to happen to
him. 

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But something did happen to him 
the windows cracked the windows 

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smashed, the front window, big 
old dent in that thing the back 

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window. 
Same thing. 

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It looks like the front window 
was a little bit worse than the 

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back window and Elon Musk 
actually tweeted why this 

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happened, right? 
So he was a little bit 

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embarrassed when they happen. 
He pretty much said, we got some

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R&D to do some stuff happens. 
Looked a little bit embarrassed 

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on stage, he laughed it off. 
Like it was no big deal and said

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they have two years to fix this 
and figure out why this 

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happened. 
It didn't go through the window 

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because if it went through the 
window that would be a huge, 

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huge deal. 
But I just like other car 

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windows. 
They're meant to kind of break a

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little bit if something bad were
to happen. 

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So if you know if you needed to 
get into a car because somebody 

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else was trapped in it, there's 
a way to break into it, so way 

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to smash the glass, it looked 
like something out of that kind 

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of Reception to a tool, right? 
So, there's a big hole in it, 

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that actual hold, just some 
shattered glass. 

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And, you know, it's fine, didn't
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So, Ilan, said that the 
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well, because They hit the side 
of the car, with a sledgehammer.

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Elon Musk will Rob adeeb said. 
I know the real reason behind 

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the window crack. 
It's okay. 

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He'll on, but maybe you should 
have thrown the ball of the 

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window before you decided to hit
the door with a sledgehammer. 

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It was on Twitter and Elon Musk 
said, yep, Sledgehammer impact 

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on door cracked base of class, 
which is why steel ball didn't 

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bounce off, should have done 
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Do then Sledgehammer, the door 
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So, Elon is shown in other 
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This cyber truck windows are 
pretty damn tough. 

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The steel ball throw at the 
Cyber truck, window was tweeted 

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by Elon Musk, and Franz the guy 
who was on stage, when they did 

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the Cyber truck event, he was 
the one that threw the ball at 

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the window again, you know. 
So that's cool. 

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Same guy, same ball, same 
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So they have a lot of time 
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now. 
So this is got a weird though 

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and this is this doesn't really 
add up to me if they hit the 

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front door with a sledgehammer 
and it cracked the front window 

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but it also cracked the back 
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bottom and D stabilized. 
Something in in the In the 

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chassis of the door that 
connects to the window, and the 

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window must have cracked because
of the vibrations from the door.

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Now in between now and 2020 to 
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cyber truck, there's going to be
some refinements to this 

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mechanism. 
I'm sure there's going to be 

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some dampening. 
I'm sure because if you know 

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what if you get you know what if
something happens and you get 

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smashed into on the side of your
truck? 

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What happens if you know, one of
your buddies is like a At what 

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really? 
Let me check and see if this 

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thing breaks and hits it with a 
sledgehammer himself, just to 

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test it out. 
You can't be running around with

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windows that are cracked 
underneath and you don't know 

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it. 
And then the windows break, 

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that's not a cool thing to be 
involved with. 

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So Elon Musk is putting these 
sort of protocols into the 

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production line so we don't have
to worry about our cyber trucks.

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I am on the fence myself. 
I would really love to get a 

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cyber truck. 
I think it would be pretty cool.

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And I saw this really, really 
cool picture of a model 3 next 

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to a cyber truck in the Cyber 
truck is huge compared to it. 

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It looks cool. 
I mean, I had my first 

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impressions podcast about it 
yesterday. 

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So if you want to check back 
that to that episode of hear 

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everything that I had to say 
about it, there's way more to 

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and I could get into that for an
hour probably about why I want 

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to get a cyber truck. 
Why? 

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I think it's pretty cool. 
The model 3 though, it's pretty 

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tempting to me right now. 
Model 3 is more in my wheelhouse

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more, something that I would 
drive on a daily basis. 

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Now, the Fact that the Cyber 
truck had sort of a weird thing 

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happen in the unveiling event. 
Hey man, it happens, things 

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happen all the time. 
Remember, I don't know how many 

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of you have seen the video. 
It's an older video but I 

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believe it's Windows 98, 
Microsoft Windows 98. 

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When they were showing off the 
operating system and how cool it

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was. 
There's one of the windows 

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versions, but they got the blue 
screen of death during the 

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presentation and they had to 
reboot the PC. 

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And they were just like, oh, 
that's not cool, but it's 

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technology, you know, and Elon 
Musk is doing something 

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different. 
It's a whole it's a steel car 

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like it's a steel truck. 
Totally different than a Ford 

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F-150. 
Totally different than any other

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truck out there totally 
different than any of their 

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vehicle that you'll have on the 
road at this time. 

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So I mean they have the 
manufacturing to make a steel 

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and why not? 
Right may as well. 

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I mean they make Starships out 
of the stuff so they might as 

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well make these cyber trucks out
of it, to get to be cool man. 

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The next couple of years, things
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going to change the landscape of
electronic Vehicles. 

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If electric vehicles Eevee's, if
you will. 

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And most of the major brands 
that are out there right now are

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going to have some sort of stake
in this game. 

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The new Mustang SUV has just 
been announced, you know, about 

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a week ago. 
One of those competitors to Elon

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musk's Tesla vehicles. 
But you know I was checking out 

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the website. 
I was checking out the Mustang 

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sight to see what the range was 
and you could compare all the 

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models. 
You could compare all the models

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and I didn't see a range, and 
then when the range was, I had 

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to go back to like their normal 
page, their Mustang page, and 

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check it out. 
And when I check that out, it 

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was 300, but it wasn't a real 
complete number. 

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It was 300 ish, you know, the 
wording was kind of weird and I 

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don't want to go back there 
right now and check it out. 

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But the wording was kind of 
weird and know it's a perception

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thing. 
If I want to get an Eevee, do I 

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want to get it from somebody 
who's going to tell me, okay, 

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this thing has the possible 
range of 325 miles. 

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Or do I have to say to myself? 
It's gonna get around 300 and 

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the charging stations for the 
Mustang. 

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This is kind of like an off 
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There was a, there's no specific
charging stations that are 

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listed on their map. 
If you go to Teslas site, you 

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can see every single charging 
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For Tesla, you can see exactly 
where they are on a map and 

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you'll know as a buyer. 
If you're going to spend 40 

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grand, 50 Grand on a car. 
You want to know exactly where 

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your chargers are so Mustang 
getting into the whole EV thing,

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it's going to be crazy in the 
next couple of years, they have 

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to refine their process, and I'm
going to do an EV take on the 

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Mustang as well, that UV 
Mustang. 

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So that's going to be another 
episode. 

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But for now we figured out why 
the windows of cyber truck got 

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Per person, that would be really

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I'm just, okay, whatever you 

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This is worth, please go to 

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