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I have the feeling that Musk shot himself in the foot with his original blog post. He accused Broder of a host things, that now are being reduced by some to seemingly critical points to the story while others debate minor points like the point at which the AC was turned on and if Broder missed the charging station or was trying to empty the battery.

I think it boils down to this:

1) Does Broders trip represent a typical experience driving a Tesla Model S?

2) Could Broder have avoided running the car down to empty and having it toed?

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And the answers to that seem to be

1) No, but Broder wants you to think it's yes.

2) Yes, but Broder wants you to think it was no.