Another unique product introduced on the market by Joka Elon Musk, caused a stir. One of the richest man-owned companies in the world, “The Boring Company”, put the perfume “Burnt Hair” (burnt hair – trans.) Up for sale on its website in the middle of this week – “the best perfume in the world “, the entrepreneur himself describes it.
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As the name of the perfume suggests, it smells like burnt hair. Despite this, the fragrance turned out to be surprisingly popular: in a couple of days, 20 thousand ampoules of this perfume were bought.
In the very first day of the American home of electric cars “Tesla“, the manager Musk announced the sale of five thousand of these bottles, later – 10 thousand, and on Friday Musk announced that the entire circulation of 20 thousand copies was sold out. After this announcement, Musk indicated his occupation as a” salesman of ” perfumes “on his” Twitter “profile.
A vial of “Burnt Hair” costs 100 US dollars (103 euros), so the entire limited series of 20 thousand vials provides Mask with a revenue of two million dollars. In one of his tweets about him, the richest man in the world said he was asking “please buy my perfume so I can buy Twitter”.
Please buy my perfume so I can buy Twitter
– Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 12 October 2022
This isn’t the first special product Musk has actually introduced to the market that was quickly purchased. It came with both a flamethrower and a $ 250 Tesla brand of tequila, and also shorts with “S3XY” writing. – an ambiguous abbreviation of the “Tesla” model indices (“Model S”, “Model 3”, “Model X” and “Model Y”).
As for “Tesla” itself, the electric car maker has finally started supplying semi trucks, which were introduced five years ago. The first to receive this new model will be the soda maker “Pepsi”, who ordered 100 units of the “Semi” electric truck in 2017. On the other hand, in the summer of next year, the long-promised “Cybertruck” pickup truck. it should finally arrive on the production belt.
