Tech Bro Gets Roasted for Review of Elon Musk's 'Vegas Loop' Underground Road

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Ally Perry • Writer and Editor
Jan 15, 2023 12:00 PM EST

It's hard to imagine that there are still fans of Elon Musk's work out there these days. However, they do exist — especially when it comes to his pre-Twitter investments. Despite many pointing out the flaws and poor craftmanship of the Tesla, there are still plenty of devotees to the vehicle, as well as Mr. Musk's other innovations surrounding the travel from points A to B. 

The Vegas Loop has been open to the public since 2021, promising an efficient way to travel by car that bypasses traffic through going underground. The whole thing sounds like a solution to a problem that might be better solved by public transport, but that hasn't stopped people like @ecommross from being impressed. When his review of the travel option landed on Twitter, people had a lot of things to say about the whole thing. Spoiler alert: it wasn't exactly complimentary. Just because there are multicolored lights doesn't mean that this is the future of transport. 

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    Font - Dan Murphy @bungdan Replying to @UrOrientalist and @maaronweber It's a drive-thru car wash without the wash.
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    Rectangle - Trace Dominguez @tracedominguez Replying to @UrOrientalist I want a running clock of how long this took. mang hu
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    Human body - Maury Brown @BizballMaury Replying to @UrOrientalist and @JeremiahOshan Sh ttiest Disney ride, ever.
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    Rectangle - Brenden Schaeffer @bschaeffer12 Replying to @UrOrientalist The single dumbest idea in existence
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    Eye - A. Stringer MA, MSc @annekin1 Replying to @UrOrientalist and @Paulbernal UK Couldn't they just walk. Or is that not allowed in America?
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    Font - Suvojit → @suvojitc Replying to @UrOrientalist Not even a driverless car?
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    Font - Bradley Eversley @ForeverEversley Replying to @UrOrientalist What's the wait line? I feel like people who don't want to walk 20mins to a destination, will wait 20mins in a line, just to get to their destination in 25 minutes.
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    Font - Dan @tweetingteach Replying to @UrOrientalist and @MmmkayUltra I've sold loops to Brockway, Ogdenville, and North Haverbrook, and by gum it put them on the map! .NORTH HAVERBROOK OGDENVILLE BROCKWAY
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    Font - Sir Bird Law Expert @RealBird Lawyer Replying to @UrOrientalist Imfao PW ACHIC WES pacificwestwaterworks I was under the impression they were automated in self-driving, it only makes sense 67 14h Reply Liked by creator ecomross Creator They said they have to use humans right now cause autopilot has trouble underground cause it wants to follow the roads above ground 7h Reply • 18
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    Train - hysterical materialist @unequalexchange Replying to @UrOrientalist "this will save 20 minutes of walking" TRAMENK Amla joke to you?
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    Font - Roflkopt3r @T33K3SS3LCH3N • 3d Replying to @UrOrientalist Normal car lanes are already the worst mode of transportation. The loop promised 4,400 ppl/hour, but the absolute peak was 1,355.... in both ways combined. Even the smallest rail system would have 10-20x the capacity. Passenger Capacity of different Transport Modes Passengers per hour on 3.5m wide lanes in the city - 1,000 average passengers/hour - 1,000 potential passengers/hour 1,500 2,000 mixed traffic 5,000 regular bus 9,000 BR
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    Gesture - Dylan Kobold @ilovepets420 Replying to @UrOrientalist and @GarbageApe "this is going to save a twenty minute walk" yeah dude it's a car ride, that's how they work
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    Font - Big Tree Phil Rides Again @2illegit Replying to @UrOrientalist and @GarbageApe What if there was one driver and a bunch of cars where people just sat?
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    Font - **** @SwampCommunist Replying to @UrOrientalist It's so funny to me that this thing requires like 10x the staffing of a run down subway system that hasn't been touched for 30 years and services a million people vs this thing maybe servicing 100
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    Gesture - The Perpetrator @garysquirter Replying to @UrOrientalist Boldly asking "what if a train needed one conductor for every 3 passengers?"
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    Train - Julie @delightedmoth Replying to @UrOrientalist No matter how many colored lights they're putting in that tunnel they'll never beat this ALDI SUD DEG 82
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    Font - jml @JML Replying to @UrOrientalist It seems so easy to fool people into thinking something is futuristic if you just add a strip of gamer lights
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    Product - sic semper titanic @Charlton Lack Replying to @UrOrientalist Gentlemen ... behold! A taxi stand
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    Font - professional crastinator @seaweedanxiety Replying to @UrOrientalist this is like when in third grade the teacher told us to "make a product" and our group made paper by shredding paper, dipping it in water, and flattening it on a window screen to dry
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    Beard - Michael L. Davenport @valacosa Replying to @UrOrientalist and @McArthurMooney Maybe it's because I'm watching with sound off, but I got to the end before I realized he WASN'T making fun of it.
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