Elon Musk has given us an update on the cyber truck. And I've been waiting for an update

since 2019. You know what happened in 2019? Well, go ahead. The Corona. Hey, that's how

long it's been. Remember yesterday, you made a sound effect. You went, that's what 2022

feels like when you think about when the side when you first saw the cyber truck, how different

it was. How different times were there are no words. It's crazy, man. Yeah.

2019. Anyway, I remember giving 500 bucks or whatever it was and just thinking this thing

is so crazy. This truck is so crazy. I remember them talking about the prices and saying,

I was going to start it like 50 grand or whatever. And just thinking that's so ambitious.

How's that going to happen? Obviously the order pages changed since then. What happens

if you click order now? What does what are the options it gives you? They just want 150 bucks.

They don't even ask what you're ordering. But back when I gave them the deposit, they

actually wanted to know, are you getting the build? Well, not the whole build, but just

which set up you wanted for like a dual motor or whatever it was. You had, there was preference.

I think it said, whatever the estimates were for delivery, if you were getting the more premium

model, it was coming faster type thing. But of course, in the meantime, Ford has put out the

lightning. It's an actual thing that exists. I see it in the wild. And they plan on delivering

150,000, 150,000 units next year, something along those lines. Obviously, Rivian is a thing

that exists now. Like so much has changed. 150,000 F150 lightnings in 2023. That's what Ford says

it plans to make. And so the landscape has moved a little bit. But Elon has finally provided some

kind of an update. Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said that the company hopes to start delivering the

Cybertruck. The middle of next year, this was on a recent investor's call. And it is the most

specific timeline that Musk has given in a while. It doesn't have like, hopefully associated

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