Big problems at TESLA —

1. The employees, sales people are poor. They don’t seem to be that huge fans of TESLA, the product, the concept,,, or even Elon Musk. Many employees seem bitter, disenfranchised etc.

For example, a Tesla rep I met at the Westfield Tesla Century City mall— he told me he just bought a new Tesla Model 3 (the old version)—told me that he was low-key upset that unbeknownst to him,,, just a few months *AFTER* he bought his own new Tesla Model 3 … the new new totally redesigned version came out!

Make it insanely kid friendly

Something these loser Tesla reps don’t understand —

If your kid loves the car, you will buy it.

Insanely annoying — Seneca (age 3) just playing in the new Tesla Model 3 and Y,,, and from two separate reps we are told:

1. Model Y— Seneca kept clicking the trunk unlocking latch and the rep told me (the father) to *NOT* have Seneca do that. But why? It ain’t finna break! If your kid clicks it 100, 1,000 or even 10,000x… if it breaks, that is a sign that it is an inferior product that ain’t even “kid tested”? Rule for Tesla employees and workers: just let the kid play with the cars! I honestly had the sense that the employee just didn’t like or was annoyed by the sound of the car clicking hatch thing,,, *NOT* because doing it would break the car.

Show cars are meant to be used and abused

OK you Tesla representative losers,,, to tell my kid to *NOT* have him run around the car and step on it with his shoes — WTF? The purpose of the show cars is to be used and abused *NOT* for it to remain in pristine condition in order to sell a showroom car?

Lesson:

Tesla Reps and store people — keep your mouth shut, and let the customers and potential customers and kids do whatever they want in the cars.

If something in the car breaks or gets dirty ,,, that is fine! Better to dirty up a few show cars and have a life-long customer rather than rubbing a highly influential and powerful person like ERIC KIM the wrong way.