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Took my wife's watch off her wrist before she washed the car
then forgot to take pictures of it as we went on a drive around the bay. But there are hints here and there...
The most notable things about yesterday's drive:
The most notable things about yesterday's drive:
First, the appearance of 3 THREE Cybertrucks, ALL wrapped. One completely MATTE BLACK which made it look 25% larger (on the Coronado bridge, so no pics) then this one with a fade from front to back.
I went in for a few moments and when I came back it had faded entirely.
And this one, captured on the fly with one hand and an old iPhone.
It has a business logo wrap up and over the back and sides. I can see right now that the Cybertruck's primary use will be as company vehicles / advertising / tax deduction for businesses.
I went in for a few moments and when I came back it had faded entirely.
And this one, captured on the fly with one hand and an old iPhone.
It has a business logo wrap up and over the back and sides. I can see right now that the Cybertruck's primary use will be as company vehicles / advertising / tax deduction for businesses.
Second, this drive was the first ride ever in a convertible, for a recent art school graduate who is staying with us for a few days.
She said Let me give you some gas money. I said No. She said OK, sit still for 10 minutes... this is the resulting "gas money"
Cazalea Watch of the Day
How lucky to get such a nice quick portrait!
I learned somewhere that Picasso paid for dinners with drawings
Saw a Tesla truck last week on the 210 Freeway . . .
. . . with business advertising and thought to myself, "That's gotta be a first and last."
Great sketch =)
I've likewise seen a number of Cybertrucks with business ad wraps. It obviously works a charm in that context. Certainly more effective than a billboard.... Anyway, I genuinely like that fade-in wrap job. Pretty cool. Cheers Mike, enjoy your weekend, Filip
Thanks for reading
I have mixed feelings about this car -- as with any sports car, there are the love-it days like this - a beautiful country drive (ok, yes I must condition the leather pillars)
and the hate-it days -- what?? the cam sensor is faulty again?
and the hate-it days -- what?? the cam sensor is faulty again?
Cazalea
Here in my family we generally
tend to disable the problematic sensors if they are not absolutely necessary. In the car the hood sensor is disabled because it’s faulty and sounds the alarm when not needed, in the boat there are many disabled sensors. It’s a serene life free of the whims of the god of electricity and circuits.
