In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to the CyberTruck and Tesla. They start by talking about a CyberTruck owner who wanted to sell his truck back to Tesla but was denied. They then discuss the large number of CyberTrucks sitting in parking lots waiting for delivery. The hosts also talk about the cost of repairs for the CyberTruck, including a bumper replacement. They mention a DIY solution for adding a screen to the rearview mirror and discuss the departure of the head of CyberTruck manufacturing from Tesla. Overall, the conversation highlights the challenges and uncertainties surrounding the CyberTruck and Tesla. The conversation covers various topics related to Tesla, including low morale at the company, the competition in the electric vehicle market, the loud lock sound on the CyberTruck, and the low conversion rate of full self-driving trial users to actual buyers. The hosts express disappointment with the turmoil at Tesla and speculate about Elon Musk's motivations. They also discuss the potential benefits of outsourcing the supercharging network and the need for more accessories for the Cybertruck. Overall, the conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities facing Tesla as it continues to expand and innovate in the EV industry. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the potential challenges and benefits of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) subscription service. They mention that current Tesla owners who have already paid for FSD may not see a reason to switch to the subscription model, but future Tesla buyers may find it more appealing. They also discuss the possibility of Tesla bundling Autopilot into FSD and the confusion surrounding the different versions of Autopilot. The hosts then move on to talk about Rivian's integration of a YouTube app and the potential partnership between Rivian and Apple. They also mention the limitations of Tesla's Supercharger design and the need for more convenient and efficient charging options. Finally, they discuss the idea of combining charging stations with other amenities, such as restaurants or convenience stores, to create a more appealing experience for EV owners. The conversation explores the idea of combining charging stations with other amenities, such as restaurants and shops, to provide a more enjoyable experience for EV owners. The hosts discuss their experiences at different charging stations, including Bucky's and a charging station in El Paso that was located near various restaurants. They also mention the potential for idle fees and the need for smarter charging systems. The conversation then shifts to the topic of EV travel trailers, specifically the Cyber Trailer by Living Vehicle. The hosts express excitement about its solar power capabilities and the folding patio/gear hauler ramp. They also discuss the potential for regen braking on trailers. The conversation concludes with a discussion about upcoming events and a segment on vehicle wraps and questionable modifications.