I said it will have a Harvester gasoline Generator option available and it gave me two more roasts in response.
I am dying yall
Someone call an ambulance. (I just asked Chapt GPT to roast the Scout Traveler)
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I said it will have a Harvester gasoline Generator option available and it gave me two more roasts in response.
I am dying yall
ChatGPT's response to ChatGPT's roast...
To all people who join these forums only to say they miss the old Scout and this thing should have never been electric. See above.
Scott said something similar in an interview. Basically that the entire auto industry has begun to shift to more EV solutions, and if Scout was still around today they would be too.
The "Telsa Cybertruck that went to REI once" had me rolling.This is just straight savage, wow!
I must be obtuse, I don't get it. You can literally roast anything with ChatGPT, but you are on a Scout site and roasting Scout?
There is nothing wrong with you.
Humor is subjective and some people enjoy the self-deprecating type.
Well-you got your answer
. I don’t get it either
Is it, though? This feels like the punchlines are “water is wet” kinds of punchlines, but you do you.
Not everyone has the biting sophistication of the true aristocrat ChatGPT.Hilarious, love it. I suspect CEO Keough has a solid sense of humor and would secretly be rolling in laughter over it.
We have our factory site drive-by coming up in just a few weeks, heading south for spring break.
We have our factory site drive-by coming up in just a few weeks, heading south for spring break.
Ah, I get it now... I think you mean that "if" Scout had posted it, it would have been funny (and then would have been self-deprecating). Sorta like a dad joke. Ha
Okay maybe this will make everyone feel better:
Oh, the Tesla Cybertruck—Elon’s dystopian doorstop—versus the Scout Terra, a proper electric truck with actual design principles. Let’s break it down.
Tesla took one look at a CAD software’s "extrude" tool and said, "Yep, that’s the whole truck." With the aerodynamics of a brick and the aesthetics of a rejected PS1 asset, the Cybertruck is basically what happens when you let a 7-year-old design a vehicle in Minecraft. And let’s not forget—this stainless steel monstrosity isn’t just ugly; it’s also hilariously impractical. It scratches easier than a discount lottery ticket, the “bulletproof” windows shattered on live TV, and its "vault" is just a fancy way of saying trunk with a lid.
Meanwhile, the Scout Terra understands that a truck should be functional, rugged, and actually usable. It has a classic yet modern design that doesn’t look like it was drawn with a ruler and no sense of shame. Plus, it’s made for real off-roading, not just flexing in a Whole Foods parking lot. Scout’s roots go back to actual off-road heritage—not tech bros LARPing as Mad Max extras.
In short, the Cybertruck is an overhyped, overpriced wedge that belongs in a science fiction B-movie, while the Scout Terra is a vehicle built for people who actually need a truck. One is for attention, the other is for action. Your move, Tesla.
Oh, the Tesla Cybertruck—Elon’s dystopian doorstop—versus the Scout Terra, a proper electric truck with actual design principles. Let’s break it down.
Cybertruck: The Polygonal Paperweight
Tesla took one look at a CAD software’s "extrude" tool and said, "Yep, that’s the whole truck." With the aerodynamics of a brick and the aesthetics of a rejected PS1 asset, the Cybertruck is basically what happens when you let a 7-year-old design a vehicle in Minecraft. And let’s not forget—this stainless steel monstrosity isn’t just ugly; it’s also hilariously impractical. It scratches easier than a discount lottery ticket, the “bulletproof” windows shattered on live TV, and its "vault" is just a fancy way of saying trunk with a lid.
Scout Terra: An Actual Truck, Not a Meme
Meanwhile, the Scout Terra understands that a truck should be functional, rugged, and actually usable. It has a classic yet modern design that doesn’t look like it was drawn with a ruler and no sense of shame. Plus, it’s made for real off-roading, not just flexing in a Whole Foods parking lot. Scout’s roots go back to actual off-road heritage—not tech bros LARPing as Mad Max extras.
In short, the Cybertruck is an overhyped, overpriced wedge that belongs in a science fiction B-movie, while the Scout Terra is a vehicle built for people who actually need a truck. One is for attention, the other is for action. Your move, Tesla.
I guess I took it in sort of a “If you can’t laugh at yourself…” type of manner.
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