@ShaunFitzzzy He can change the date, the strike price, or anything he wants.
In fact, he has more options of things he can do than things he can’t do.
If he lets them expire worthless, then it is very intentional.
@ShaunFitzzzy Sure he can’t tell the future
But he can extend them or do anything but allow them to expire worthless too
So really he can do whatever he wants, his choice.
Not ours, for good or for bad it’s his decision.
We used to be on the highest Verizon postpaid plans and also tested AT&T’s top-tier options. Neither gave us reliable service across the mix of rural areas and cities where we work.
We switched to US Mobile’s top plan not for cost, but because the multi-network flexibility (Warp/Verizon, Dark Star/AT&T, Light Speed/T-Mobile) delivers better real-world performance and reliability than being locked to one carrier. We use it to commission devices in both rural and urban locations, and we run it for our employees not just a single user.
I get the rural coverage concern, but in our experience the ability to switch networks has been the practical upgrade over the best single-carrier plans on any network.
It may not be what you’re picturing.
@JulieChangRE I don’t think you understand, we switched because we needed superior performance.
I highly doubt that you would need better service than we would need
We literally cannot do our jobs without cell service
@Solivagant7777@elonmusk I’ve had a waitress steal my credit card information before
It’s not hard
Capital one flagged the transaction and sent me a new one
No big deal
@TheReal_BCM After my comment I actually gave that list to my bot and asked which ideals would be best for my business
It picked three of them that would benefit me the most and created a new skill to run new ideas by
No one said he was the first, you just can’t read lol
In fact most great entrepreneurs and inventors are not the first
They are just the first ones to make it possible to bring the technology to the masses
Which then leads to new technology for others to use and copy
Great examples of others that weren’t first:
Henry Ford - Model T / mass-market automobiles
Steve Jobs - Macintosh, iPod, iPhone
Bill Gates - Windows / PC software
Thomas Edison - Practical electric light and power systems
George Eastman - Kodak camera / snapshot photography
James Watt - Efficient steam engines
Akio Morita (Sony) - Transistor radio, Walkman
Jeff Bezos - Amazon / online retail
Robert Noyce & Gordon Moore (Intel) - Microprocessors
Elon Musk - Tesla EVs, SpaceX rockets, Starlink, Full Self Driving
He challenges physics with the roadster similar to how the Bugatti Veyron or the McMurtry Spéirling did.
@Pietro79198905@rhensing I disagree. I use and install the products, and in my experience they have a very good track record of releasing what they say they will.
Their weak point is timing; terrible predictions, but the features always arrive.
@JoshInEncinitas Thrusters or vacuum aren’t really new
We use them everyday for a variety of things
Combined in a car is someone no one has succeeded with before
It’s fun
And it probably will lead to new tech in the future
@Titor2035@rhensing No one said it was new
I also love the McMurtry and the 70s F1 fan car is cool as well
All innovation is cool!!
So why are we hating on it this time?
@jeremyjudkins_@daltonbrewer How does that make sense? How can your job be to review products if you omit half the roster?
Doesn’t that mean everything is super biased and opinionated 😂