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Tesla Cybertruck Proves Doubters Wrong, Flexes Power On The Farm: 'Feels Like A Good Fit For Work'
(www.ibtimes.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2024
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I guess the Fortnite publicity stunt isn't going so well.
I don't play the game so I've got no stocks in this, but why on earth did Epic even agree to it? Tesla must've put a ridiculous amount of zeroes on that paycheck. I mean you might as well put Hitler's car in it at this point.
Also, the reception from players has not gone well.
I don't understand what the best case scenario is on a ad campaign like that. 12 year olds think that cybertrucks are cool and make their parents spend 100k on one?