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Honestly, nobody(except the fanbois) cares about the story or Tesla’s original intention. All that matters is what they are actually doing. And what they’re act
by patrick5415 7y ago
Honestly, nobody(except the fanbois) cares about the story or Tesla’s original intention. All that matters is what they are actually doing. And what they’re actually doing is skeevy.
- Gibbon1 7y agoReading the parent makes it sound exceptionally skeevy. I tend to distrust a company that will spend money to make sure that their customers 'don't get something for free' when the cost is already sunk.
- juliushuijnk 7y agoNot sunk. If they take away these features (the customers didn't pay for) they can (re)sell them.
- kinkrtyavimoodh 7y agoThis expectation of yours does not sound reasonable. If a bakery has made 100 croissants, should they give them for free after breaking even, because the cost has been sunk anyway? (Yes they can give them away for charity if they want, but that is charity, not business)
- mantap 7y agoGenerally there is an expectation in business that mistakes made by the business are to the benefit of the customer. For instance, if you order 3 croissants but the bakery puts 5 in your box and seals the box, and then you walk out the shop, what would you do if the bakery employee comes running down the street after you and demands you open the box and return the extra 2 croissants? Well this would never happen, the business would just write it off and let the customer have the two extra croissants.
- BuckRogers 7y agoTesla didn't make a mistake. It's more like a trial period in software.
- carlmr 7y agoIf I haven't eaten those croissants I'd give them back.
- natch 7y agoContext matters. Although I will acknowledge that it may not matter to you. That’s fine, and it affects the weight I would assign to your views.
- philwelch 7y agoNobody except the fanboys is going to buy a Tesla anyway.