So something smells fishy here, guys.

So something smells fishy here, guys. I saw this news article for a camper van that turned your cyber truck into an RV. That actually sounds pretty cool and I'm genuinely interested. And then I saw further along that they have $80 million in pre-orders and that they sell for about $50,000. Sounds pretty legit, right? Things start to get fishy when I see this quote. The CEO wrote that he thinks that they're the only company that could think of doing something like this and that's his company. They've got the software developers, they have the AI and they're really creative here. Number one, if they're a software company, they're trying to build That's like your car mechanic saying I can fix your roof. Technically, they're both fixers, but I don't really trust my car mechanic to fix my roof and I wouldn't really trust a software company to create an amazing physical product. Next thing is, what does AI have to do with building this camper van? I don't really know where artificial intelligence plays a key role. And honestly, the last thing is, I think Tesla would be a great company to actually build this thing. So I don't think that they're the only company. And then I go on their website because I'm genuinely interested in learning more. But then I saw that they can't even build a good responsive website that shows up well on the phone. There's a buy button all the way out of screen because again, they can't build a good responsive website. And this really has me thinking if they say they're good software engineers, but they can't build a good website, what makes me think that they can build a good physical product. And then I added up how many pre-orders they sold. If you add up all of these and you assume this tier right here that's not sold out yet has 320 uh units total to be sold. It adds up to about 466 units pre-ordered. And then if you multiply 466 pre-orders multiplied by $50,000 for each unit sold. That's $23 million. So not the $80 million the CEO said that they actually sold in pre-orders. Oh, and did I mention that it's fully refundable, so it's not like they actually have to ship a real product. In reality, what's probably happening is they just put out a PR news article and you're giving them a free loan. You're giving them uh however much you set aside for the pre-order and they're basically using that as a loan and they will give it back to you whenever you ask for the refund and they're not going to build a physical product. So this the company stream it doesn't really look like they build anything related to Tesla at all. So I have no confidence that they can build this Cyberlander RV thing. I would love to be proven wrong so I think it's a dope product but my spy senses are tingling here.