Test drive a Tesla today, then ate at Shake Shack.
 

First the Tesla was fun. If I could find the exact opposite of the cars I’ve had and experienced in my life, it would be a Tesla. You almost feel like you should take a shower before driving the thing. The interior is crispy clean. It’s like furniture. The car is smart. I was blown away how it’s paying attention o our surroundings. It beeped gently at me to let me know the light turn green. Nuts.

It’s fast. I didn’t go for the gusto, but I got on it and it was fast.

And then my first shake-shack burger. Damn that thing is good. It’s tiny and expensive. But good. Really good. I’m glad the only locations are super far away.

^^^ No fights??
I've never been to one...but now I want to!

How was the cat-fight-brawl at the Shake Shack?

Hahaha. Not the location I was at. Everyone had their pinkie poking out while holding the burger.

that's quite the mental image, thanks!

I want to go to see the girl that hurdled the fence...like it wasn't there!

I went to 7-11 about midnight to get a snack and parked next to a Tesla suv. The young man getting into the pax side told me, "Sir, you have a very nice Porsch." I said thank you. I was wearing a beanie with no white hair showing. Did I lok that old that he called me sir?

Anyway, when I came back, the Tesla was still there. Then I hear a weird humming and it reversed and left. What a weird sound. Kind of otherworldly.

There are a couple of new Toyota Highlander Hybrids in the neighborhood and I noticed they make a really annoying sound when backing up, and it's not like it's a warning sound either.

Yea it only does that in reverse, heck if I know why. It’s like the sound a flying saucer would make.

Yes, that was the exact sound. A flying saucer.

My wife loves her model Y as I've said on here several times. I like that it has four doors like a family car, has lots of storage in the back, I don't have to change oil or any other fluids, or generally fool with engine, trans, or any other drive train parts. It seems to have pretty good aerodynamics - you can drive with the windows down without too much buffeting. On the negative side, it's heavy, rides like a rock with wheels,although decent on good roads, & I'll try to buy tires with less road noise when the time comes. On balance, it was a good purchase, especially since the solar panels will pay for most of the power.
I've never eaten at a Shake Shack.

A marketing ploy by Shake Shack; having naked girls jelly wrestling in the street outside. Ha, as if a grown man like me would go along for a bit of a look see.

Guys, I think we've found a Car and Driver subscriber... and it seems obvious they've gotten to him.

And not in a good way.

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Vash, SEEK HELP ASAP!


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Guys, I think we've found a Car and Driver subscriber... it seems obvious they've gotten to him.

And not in a good way.

https://media.giphy.com/media/3o85xu...BaeY/giphy.gif

Vash, SEEK HELP ASAP!


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That’s the pedestrian alert sound that’s required on EV since late 2019. On Teslas the flying saucer sound is the default but it can be changed.


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Maybr I should find one and at least drive by. Never know what might be going on.

Thanks. During COVID pickup and ordering was touchless so I didn’t get to ask a lot of questions. You just go to your numbered stall sign the paperwork in the car and drop it in a slot.

Klaatu barada nikto, or Your base are belong to us!

EV manufacturers make their cars make noise to warn pedestrians. Our 2017 Volt makes a weird flying saucer like sound when it is moving at under 35 mph.