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So today I was more or less forced to catch an Uber. But that’s not the bad part (I hate Uber and how they unemployed taxi drivers via an app). The bad part is, they sent a Tesla! I asked for another vehicle because I’ve always said that I wouldn’t be caught dead in one (see any of my recent posts tagged ‘Tesla’ or ‘Tesla cybertruck’), but the next nearest next available car was more than 15 minutes away, and unfortunately time was of the essence. So I had a decision to make, really quickly.

I rolled the dice. I had to be on time, or, as someone who isn’t independently wealthy, I would have suffered some life altering consequences. So yeah, as much as I didn’t want to, I said yes to the Tesla.

BUT …!!

When the driver arrived, before I got in, I asked him if he knew where the hidden door release was for the back door. Dude had no fucking idea what I was talking about. So I broke it down for him and explained it to him like he was two: “If this death trap of a car unexpectedly catches fire and the doors automatically lock, how tf do I get out of the back seat? Where is the emergency door release?”

He had no idea where it was and was completely unaware that he might be locked inside if his vehicle suddenly lost power or spontaneously combusted, and said that no one had ever asked him about this before.

So we killed about 3 or 4 minutes and went to YouTube University to find the emergency door release for his specific Tesla model.

SN: The shit is wayyyy more complicated than it needs to be, and Elon Musk is an overrated grifting idiot who wouldn’t be lauded a fraction as much if he was a Black man with the exact same ideas and “accomplishments”.

The driver was actually very nice and thanked me repeatedly for my dogged insistence to show me.

Anyway, please never ever ever get into a tesla, but if you ever find out that you simply must, please make sure that you know how to get out in an emergency. And god help you if you’re intoxicated, or unconscious and locked inside of a Tesla casket on wheels.

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somewhere on planet earth another tesla is about to spontaneously combust

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Charred and Charged Off: What Happens to Cars After California Wildfires

Every year, California wildfires chew through forests, neighborhoods, and entire communities like a blowtorch on a bender. Among the ruins are the scorched skeletons of cars—once shiny, functional machines reduced to melted rims and burnt-out shells. But what happens to these vehicular victims of nature’s fury once the smoke clears? Let’s open the hood on the smoky, sooty afterlife of…

Charred and Charged Off: What Happens to Cars After California Wildfires

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False flag.

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 What You Should Know About Car Fires but Probably Don't

If you own a gas-powered vehicle, here's some life-saving info you should know but probably don't.

Written ByJohn ArenburgJonathan Arenburg is a retired firefighter, company officer, and trained safety officer with fifteen years of service, all of which were served with the Berwick & District Volunteer Fire Department in Nova Scotia, Canada. He is also a retired long-term care worker, a trained counsellor, and a dedicated mental health advocate. Born on January 14, 1976, Jonathan is a…

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Electric cars have been around for a few years now and many people have made the switch because of their numerous benefits including being environment-friendly and cheaper to fuel up. 

However, one of the concerns that still linger in people’s minds is the safety of electric cars. Specifically, do electric cars pose more of a risk of fire than traditional petrol or diesel-fueled vehicles? In this blog post, we’ll explore the issue of Electric car fires and try to separate fact from fiction.