I actually think it’s a catch-all when they just want to otherwise shut the body down and focus on the life threatening conditions
Cybertrucks get the highest safety rating possible. The vehicle probably saved his life.
You do you, superjohn.
I had to be on the road during school vacations and summers by 3:30 delivering milk to homes, stores and restaurants so maybe he was hauling goods in his cyber truck......... let's hope he wasn't inhaling lithium battery fire smoke.
Why did you interpret that as he'll be okay? Breathing in toxic smoke can be life threatening and have long lasting impact on the brain and body.
Elite high school athletes train at the crack of dawn before school starts, wouldn't be surprised if that's where he was headed
What does this even mean?
You don’t actually need to be in accident to die in a Cybertruck. You can die from embarrassment.
his dad made $163Ms in his career, I don't think he needs NIL for that
I'm far from a medical expert. But when I heard coma my original thought was fatal. I'm happy to hear it isn't fatal (I think) and that he should be more likely to make a recovery.
You can’t be serious lmaooooooooo
And there’s a widespread concern over cybertrucks catching fire, which happened in this case, which caused his smoke inhalation injury, which seems to be the main reason he’s in a medically induced coma. The neighbor who first responded to the accident indicated the mid couldn’t get out; so the truck trapped him in, directly contributing to the smoke inhalation. The accident didn’t result in any broken bones, and he was driving in a neighborhood, so it seems it wasn’t some crazy high speed thing. He was conscious and banging for help inside the car, so there wasn’t any significant head injury. This was indeed truly purely a smoke inhalation issue.
I would never drive one. They're really ugly, I like gas vehicles, they're for people who want attention, and they're totally impractical but they're safe.
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Sounds like the car was the root cause of his coma and yet the guy carries their water. I think he was one of the guys that rooted for the insurance company.
Maybe try some basic researchI would never drive one. They're really ugly, I like gas vehicles, they're for people who want attention, and they're totally impractical but they're safe.
Too much money at a young age and driving way too fast in a vehicle he's not capable of handling would be my guess. I'm shocked we haven't already seen more of this is the NIL age.
Cybertruck Crushes Safety Tests With 5-Star Rating (Updated) | Carscoops
The Cybertruck earned a five-star safety rating from NHTSA, excelling in multiple tests
