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I make a point of (very obviously) laughing hysterically at any cybertruck I pass. Since the only reason to buy one is an ego-stroke of the tiniest genitals on the planet, ridicule is the only thing I can think of to affect them.
It makes me feel better, at least. I hope others start doing the same.
I give a thumbs down signal.
Start with thumb up
Then when they see you and start to smile, sloooowly turn that bitch dooooown
Surprised by this. Most advertising magnets are some kind of plastic/rubber imbued with magnetic particles. Wondering if this has more to do with moisture trapped under the magnets.
Edit: Looking at the photos this doesn't look like rust or corrosion. It looks more like his Temu magnets leached some crap on his car.
But no one would ever click that headline, and those things exist only to draw attention for the owner
Melon Head is running a scam on people. Large tin can on wheels $100,000.