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Tesla Factory Tour with Elon Musk!

Marques Brownlee · 15.5M views · 2018-08-20 · 15:20

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Marques Brownlee walks through Tesla's factory with Elon Musk, showing production lines for the Model S, X and 3.

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chrisco255 · 2023-12 · Reference

> The window where labor unions made mill, mine, and factory jobs something livable was quite short--1960 to 1980, roughly. I'm sorry, what? What do you think 2023 mills, mines, and factories look like in the United States? Here's a tour of a wheat mill: [LINK] Here's a modern coal mine: [LINK] And here's a modern factory: [VIDEO]

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machdiamonds · 2023-11 · Reference

You guys just believe whatever you read. Things that can easily be debunked with common sense. For example, there's a lot of yellow in this factory tour he did: [VIDEO]

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melling · 2018-08 · Reference

Tesla is almost at 6000 Model 3’s a week. [LINK] And I believe that they’re building almost 2,000 Model X,S cars a week. At almost 400,000 cars a year, Tesla has got to be doing better than many expected. Elon seems to be doing fine in this recent interview: [VIDEO]

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