Andrew Hawkins

I mean, you know, Box Media is over here too, Sheryl.

So you've got a whole kind of like aftermarket accessory market that's sprung up. Bumper stickers saying, you know, I bought this car before Elon went crazy. I hate him too, are some of the slogans that people are putting on the backs of their vehicles. You know, trying to sort of send the signal out into the world that, yes, I'm driving a Tesla, but that does not mean that I necessarily hate it.

So you've got a whole kind of like aftermarket accessory market that's sprung up. Bumper stickers saying, you know, I bought this car before Elon went crazy. I hate him too, are some of the slogans that people are putting on the backs of their vehicles. You know, trying to sort of send the signal out into the world that, yes, I'm driving a Tesla, but that does not mean that I necessarily hate it.

So you've got a whole kind of like aftermarket accessory market that's sprung up. Bumper stickers saying, you know, I bought this car before Elon went crazy. I hate him too, are some of the slogans that people are putting on the backs of their vehicles. You know, trying to sort of send the signal out into the world that, yes, I'm driving a Tesla, but that does not mean that I necessarily hate it.

support Elon Musk, support his agenda. I'm certainly not a Trump supporter. We've seen there's been a number of incidents now of people with Tesla vehicles, Tesla owners being targeted for harassment, for vandalism. The Cybertruck in particular has become a favorite target of people who are opposed to Elon Musk and to Doge.

support Elon Musk, support his agenda. I'm certainly not a Trump supporter. We've seen there's been a number of incidents now of people with Tesla vehicles, Tesla owners being targeted for harassment, for vandalism. The Cybertruck in particular has become a favorite target of people who are opposed to Elon Musk and to Doge.

support Elon Musk, support his agenda. I'm certainly not a Trump supporter. We've seen there's been a number of incidents now of people with Tesla vehicles, Tesla owners being targeted for harassment, for vandalism. The Cybertruck in particular has become a favorite target of people who are opposed to Elon Musk and to Doge.

There's really just no other better symbol for Musk and his kind of transformation from this guy who's going to save the world through electric cars and through rockets, and we're going to live on Mars and all of these sort of high-minded ideals that people associated with him early on. And we got all of these vehicles, the Model 3 and the Model Y were sort of rounded and

There's really just no other better symbol for Musk and his kind of transformation from this guy who's going to save the world through electric cars and through rockets, and we're going to live on Mars and all of these sort of high-minded ideals that people associated with him early on. And we got all of these vehicles, the Model 3 and the Model Y were sort of rounded and

There's really just no other better symbol for Musk and his kind of transformation from this guy who's going to save the world through electric cars and through rockets, and we're going to live on Mars and all of these sort of high-minded ideals that people associated with him early on. And we got all of these vehicles, the Model 3 and the Model Y were sort of rounded and

and cute and very sort of aerodynamic and full of tech that people seem to really like. And then the next vehicle was the Cybertruck. And it's the stainless steel, low poly, angry triangle. I've heard a lot of people describe it as, you know, sort of bulletproof. You know, Musk himself described it as like the perfect vehicle for the dystopia, the dystopian future.

and cute and very sort of aerodynamic and full of tech that people seem to really like. And then the next vehicle was the Cybertruck. And it's the stainless steel, low poly, angry triangle. I've heard a lot of people describe it as, you know, sort of bulletproof. You know, Musk himself described it as like the perfect vehicle for the dystopia, the dystopian future.

and cute and very sort of aerodynamic and full of tech that people seem to really like. And then the next vehicle was the Cybertruck. And it's the stainless steel, low poly, angry triangle. I've heard a lot of people describe it as, you know, sort of bulletproof. You know, Musk himself described it as like the perfect vehicle for the dystopia, the dystopian future.

Yeah, absolutely. There is. There's you know, it started in early February with a handful of demonstrations and protests outside of Tesla showrooms and occasionally supercharging stations. You know, small gatherings of people coming out, you know, with signs, you know, and demonstrating their opposition to Musk and to this takeover of the federal government.

Yeah, absolutely. There is. There's you know, it started in early February with a handful of demonstrations and protests outside of Tesla showrooms and occasionally supercharging stations. You know, small gatherings of people coming out, you know, with signs, you know, and demonstrating their opposition to Musk and to this takeover of the federal government.

Yeah, absolutely. There is. There's you know, it started in early February with a handful of demonstrations and protests outside of Tesla showrooms and occasionally supercharging stations. You know, small gatherings of people coming out, you know, with signs, you know, and demonstrating their opposition to Musk and to this takeover of the federal government.

And since then, over the past month and a half, it's really just kind of exploded.

And since then, over the past month and a half, it's really just kind of exploded.

And since then, over the past month and a half, it's really just kind of exploded.

And now we're seeing, you know, there's been hundreds of these protests now, and overseas as well, in Europe and other countries, there have been demonstrations. And, you know, Tesla has really become a target for people who are watching what's happening on a day-to-day basis, listening to Musk talk about, you know, feeding agencies like USAID into the wood chipper.