Die laugh at the terms of using Elon Musk's extremely funny flamethrower
Elon Musk's Not-A-Flamethrower flamethrower is a very unique product, so what is related to it is indeed
Elon Musk's flamethrower is a very unique product, so what is related to it is "unique".
Elon Musk is one of the few leaders worthy of "macho macho" - who does it. Nothing is this "real-life iron man" who dared not do, from launching his beloved car to the outside, to establishing a company to dig underground tunnels because he could not bear the traffic jam. Through the bustling city of Los Angeles, Musk is proving that he is the one who can overcome and break the limits of technology and creativity.
The latest product he has just released is one, but is named Not-A-Flamethrower. Its design looks extremely eye-catching, as if it was brought out from comic books or sci-fi movies. More specifically, it was somehow that his Boring Company was licensed to commercialize it. Even with a limited number of just 20,000 units of Not-A-Flamethrower, it has been burned after only a few days.
The product introduction page doesn't have much because it is out of stock. However, there is an extremely interesting part that usually no one wants to read: that is the Terms of Use. This is the brainchild of Elon Musk, so even the most boring texts become extremely funny.
The top opening of this section is the huge "Terms of Use Not-A-Flamethrower" accounting for a quarter of the area. Next are pretty poems:
"I promise: there will be no fire at my home
Also do not spray on a difficult wife
The more you don't use it miscellaneous
But just to bake squid, fish process
. We only "urge" that poetry is so poignant to be "."
Next, before checking the "I agree" box , you should carefully read the instructions: "I understand that I will have to check many more boxes if I agree to the terms of use."
Then there is the familiar catch of devices that might endanger the users around: "I understand that The BoringCompany will not be responsible for the actions I take with this product."
However, Elon Musk's cheerfulness and the company's members are shown more clearly in the following part: "No matter how cool or stupid it is. These actions include : Harming others, burning objects, lighting cigarettes with Not-A-Flamethrower, placing flammable objects near Not-A-Flamethrower, performing for friends and relatives to see. "
In addition, they said they would "not accept responsibility if the delivery party delivered late or misplaced the product. Not to mention some crazy cases (such as an earthquake, flooding, for example). or any punishment that God has for human beings, which makes you not receive Not-A-Flamethrower, we have nothing to do with it. (However, if there is a real story, contact them. me for help) ".
You cannot cede this flamethrower to others. You also cannot get a refund if you receive Not-A-Flamethrower but are not interested in it anymore.
This product is expected to arrive at the end of this spring. Hopefully, those who have "end" bought it will use it cautiously, seriously and ensure the safety of those around them so that no unfortunate incident will occur.
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