Tesla's FSD V13.2.2 - The Secret Market Revolution No One Sees Coming!

[@dennisd9804]

Once you start understanding the opportunity that scaled autonomy/TaaS provides, it is not unreasonable to see Seba's projections come true. He has been spot on with solar and battery costs over the years. Happy holidays, Lars!

[@zoransarin5411]

Seba was not only right in his predictions about EVs, it happened fractionally earlier than he predicted. I first saw his video in 2014 and keep going back to it to track the accuracy of his predictions. Amazing analytical mind and insights he has

[@dennisd9804]

@@zoransarin5411 He does have incredible analytical skills and foresight. Mind-blowing to think that even the disruptive thinkers can be somewhat conservative, haha.

[@colinkeizer7353]

Hi, Lars. As one of those 'blind' people I agree with you that we will be a new automobile market enabled by affordable, accessable autonomous vehicles. I have never been able to see well enough to drive safely, but have walked, bicycled and ridden many a public transit bus my whole life in Canadian and American cities. I very much look forward to Tesla ride hail and robotaxi services. I might even buy a Tesla some day.

[@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck]

That's myt revivifier's plan too. Doc's vision is becoming compromised - while otherwise, his health is better than average. Worry-free mobility is priceless! Cheers, Frunky.

[@3nd939n3r]

Merry Christmas to the Tesla community. 🎁🎅🎄

[@mattsparks5957]

Merry Christmas🌟 Optimus for Christmas 2026🎉

[@shepherdsknoll]

Merry Christmas Tesla Community ! I’m on a road trip from California that took me to Texas and now I’m on the way back. While in Texas we received the 13.2.2 update. Having had FSD for almost 7 years I have been mostly skeptical. The 13.2.2 has changed everything, Tesla has “flipped the switch “, it is no longer at Level 2, it is easily Level 3 - Level 4. While in Albuquerque we would enter our destination and the car would get there faster , smoother and without hesitation better than I could have , even if I had been a native of Albuquerque. As I understand it, humans are not the main coders any longer, it is being handled by AI computers, this is what we have all been waiting for, I can see Tesla achieving full autonomy in 2025.

[@dimention6600]

🎉🎄🌲

[@dhamagami]

Thank you again Lars! You have a brilliant ability to intuitively take sophisticated economic concepts and simplify them for Tesla investors. For the benefit of your viewing audience, some commentors are mistakenly claiming redundancy in the first 10 minutes of this video. No, Lars has elegantly delineated and articulated market shifts in demand and supply. I have a graduate degree in economics & finance and worked 20 years presenting such material in a large corporate environment; I could not do what he does so concisely and clearly. Bravo to our Tesla Guru!

[@boballen9095]

"Catch up"?! The "competition" was never even CLOSE, not on strategy, not on vertical integration, not on manufacturing innovation, not on having their finger on the pulse of the market, and certainly not on ANY sort of innovation. This why they need a HUGE telescope to even SEE Tesla's lead.

[@DJ-Illuminate]

True.

[@DallasGraves]

It's going to be SO wild seeing one of these pull up outside of your house, then Optimus steps out with the food you just ordered from DoorDash. 🤯

[@mattsparks5957]

@@DallasGraves be a lot less dog attacks on doordash employees. Optimus saving lives and limbs

[@JoyceLynn-q3m]

Such a pretty, futuristic EV. It’s time for this change. 💫

[@jamesdillon3320]

LARS!! Thanks for your efforts last year for following the greatest company in history!! I am sure your extended fa

[@jeongkim108]

Amazing insight! Hoping to experience FSD in South Korea as soon as possible.

[@theodorehaskins3756]

So you’re in for a real treat, my friend, as I am currently driving on V13.2.2, and it is a giant leap forward in the race to achieve a level 5, fully, capable autonomous, driving car, possessing a real world capability of driving from point A to point B without any human intervention, and do so consistently, safer than any human alive today. So it is currently in my opinion that good, and we’ll see what happens next year with the launch of the Robo taxi, because if we’re going to be allowed to join the Robo taxi fleet, then FSD unsupervised will have to become a real thing, otherwise it’s a house of cards, and I don’t believe it’s a house of cards, as it’s just a matter of dealing with some slightly irritating issues associated with FSD as it currently exist, and one of my pet peeves is, that it still can’t distinguish between certain traffic barriers, and it doesn’t know what a pothole is and why you should want to avoid them, as well as manhole hole covers protruding way above the road surface or below the expected road surface, and for me, that has to get fixed if it is to become a real thing/service that one can count on. Comphrende. Cheers 🥂

[@mlhutche]

Mele Kalikimaka from Hawaii. Love your show. $20 basis on my Tesla stock.

[@Mrbfgray]

News out of Europe--apparently they are fast tracking autonomous adoption, we may see FSD in Euro in a yr or so.

[@AFeigenbaum1]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@billthecat7536]

Happy Holidays, sir!

[@jurgenwehner3607]

God Jul of God Nytår, Lars!

[@Dogman3690]

EV Lars ✔️🖖🌎 Exactly the apps for cyber cabs is unlimited business innovation, new start ups for whatever business you can think of!

[@markthomas7279]

Interesting point on delivery. It will now be same or cheaper price to have a delivery to you rather than you driving to the collection point / shop!

[@richardike2342]

One thing people tend to miss is that Tesla is an established brand, with a track record of consistency.

[@buntnik]

Tesla, with all it can do for the disadvantaged, is a savior and a miracle!

[@viewer_5714]

Metallic Christmas

[@DJ-Illuminate]

A winning combo would be an Optimus and CyberCab combo to deliver food. I can safely assume that Optimus won't eat my meal.

[@BLAISEDAHL96]

Great video…but why the generic background music?

[@tucsonor]

Teslonentional speed of change ahead.

[@CarloHerrmann]

Problem with making the ride to cheap is there will be a huge demand and if the time for the CyberCab to arrive is too long that could turn the early customers off. So the price has to be set so the demand matches the time for the CyberCab to show up.

[@davidbeppler3032]

Nope. 10k Tesla Cabs with a price of $0.20/mile will not cause 4 hour waits for cars. Also, have you heard of dynamic pricing? Rush hour, prices go up. 3 am, the prices are at the lowest.

[@davidbeppler3032]

Imagine a major convention comes to town and 500 Tesla cabs line up at the airport to pick them up. Then swarms the hotels an hour before the convention. Then swarms the convention center 15 min before it lets out. Then swarms the hotels after the convention to take them to the airport. Same for major sports events, concerts, holidays... No human drivers. The cabs are always ready. 90% uptime.

[@mlhutche]

lowest cost per mile will be under 50 cents: "per mile" 4c depreciation at $15K 500K vehicle lifetime, 3c maintenance, 3c insurance, 3c tax, 10c Tesla platform fee, 8c power, 5c finance.

[@ChristopherLeeEdwards]

1 cent over 1 M Miles, 1 Cent Maintenance, 1 cent insurance, 1 cent overhead, 1 cent profit, 5 cents wholesale for energy. Closer to 10 cents if you extend the lifespan to 1 M Miles.

[@youtubemakesmedothis7280]

Glædelig jul til Lars og Anne og familie! If Google translate is right, I just wished a Merry Christmas to Lars, Anne, and the boys. If it's wrong, please forgive me for whatever I might have said.

[@BestInTESLA]

Yes perfect translated 👌🎄🎅🏽🎁🎉

[@ScottRawdin]

Lars thank you for this excellent analysis of Tesla's Cybercab fleet and their potential ++ ;o)

[@sagecoach]

It is also going to add cameras everywhere recording everything and everybody around. Your security will improve door to door. Country stores can order a car to bring you in and take you home.

[@jeffharmed1616]

Interesting ideas thanks. Rivalry will certainly make scenarios more complex. Then there are the utilisations of the cyber vans and how they will handle small business goods that inwards. Town planning will radically change (parking spaces)

[@davidbeppler3032]

Parking spaces will not go completely away. But every Tesla Cab can remove 2-3 consumers from buying cars. So, overall the amount of cars bought goes down, but the number of miles driven goes up. With dynamic pricing rush hour will be much less congested. You can leave at 7:30 am for $0.55/mile or leave 15 min early for just $0.30/mile. In a week you lose 1.25 hours but you save $33.75 a week on the average 26 mile commute. FYI that is just $8/day to be driven to work. What if Tesla starts a carpool system so you can split the cost? Then you meet new people and only pay $4/day. Imagine you and your GF or Wife working in the same area and carpooling for just $4/day!?

[@jeffharmed1616]

@ thanks

[@Ralphsearsart]

Lars I always check your videos but also agree that you repeat scenes too often. Not sure if it is doable to get your own shots. Just a suggestion😀

[@kevinr6257]

You are right - CyberCab will become the preferred transport method. As ‘personalized’ public transport - I’m certain it will disrupt public transport like busses and light rail more than anything because your ride starts wherever you are and ends wherever you want - plus doesn’t stop for anyone else- plus is the safest for you and your stuff - because you are not with strangers. Relatively speaking, it will be a bit cheaper than an Uber but will take about the same time . Relative to public transport it will be much cheaper (especially when you nclude parking and the ride to the station) and many times faster (without the need for parking and multiple stops).

[@davidcadman4468]

Just had a thought... I'm in Canada, East side of the Toronto area... My kids are 100+ miles from me... I don't drive, but if CyberCab came here at reasonable prices, I'd be in the prime market for it. A ride from my kids locations, out in the boonies would be great. Or I could buy a CyberCab and when I'm not travelling from / to the kids, I'd be able earn money in the GTA for Rush Hour Traffic... Think the future will be bright...

[@Jeffrey_Bezos_Amazon]

Keep it up, Musk.

[@IndigenousEarthling101]

CyberCab will likely deliver excellent value to places like London, Lagos, and New Delhi.

[@jurgenwehner3607]

Im not aware of big rock beach in Malibu. And I live near all the beaches. Maybe Zuma Beach? My favorite besides Leo Carillo State Beach. ;-)

[@roger_is_red]

I spent 17 years of my life driving kids around. Mom is always on call. Mom's will demand FSD. Jeannine

[@juliancochran]

Even with BYD beating Tesla for quality and price, I still believe in Tesla in that it is not out of the game entirely, and will always have a niche following. The main innovation will happen at BYD but Tesla will not fall so far behind as some think.

[@DJ-Illuminate]

I'm looking forward to long distance sleeper cars. I would do that over flying or taking the bus or trains.

[@DJ-Illuminate]

... and then electric sleeper flying cars based on the Black Fly.

[@alexcontreras9077]

Tesla rules 🎉

[@taylorc2542]

Joy to the World! Christ is born.

[@dougfolkerth3622]

I have 13.2.2, it is really good; but it is not Robo Taxi yet

[@davidbuchan3753]

WAYMO is pretty amazing Spoken by someone who uses fsd daily Waiting for TESLA to catch up and beat it It will happen But not yet

[@ZeusBullyMax]

Waymo is a party trick. 😅

[@theodorehaskins3756]

So do you have the latest version of FSD?

[@taefravis]

Tesla already has beaten Wayne, end of chat!

[@theodorehaskins3756]

@ So is WAYMO even a thing?

[@joecarmo9059]

A delivery specific vehicle will not look like a Cybercab. It will be smaller, no doors, no windows, multiple individually openable compartments in various seizes. The platform could be the same but the form factor and look would be completely different. Companies like UPS, Amazon, USPS, and the local dry cleaners for instance could use a vehicle like that for last mile delivery.

[@davidbeppler3032]

Why? Why not use Tesla Cab and save a few hundred million dollars? Companies hate to waste money developing a "better way" when the way they have works for free. Pizzahut could develop heated carrying cases so every pizza is hot and delicious when it is delivered. They spent a few million on the idea.... then went with a cheap insulated bag that cost them next to nothing. Works fine in the warm months, not worth a shit in the winter. But it is cheap.

[@joecarmo9059]

@@davidbeppler3032 Let's say you are making multiple deliveries along a specific route and they are boxes, not people, they are rectangular and one box goes to each location to a specific person who is waiting for them because they had received a notification on the phone and know the exact arrival time (calculated using AI). The Cyber-micro-multi-van arrives, it automatically unlocks just the compartment that contains only the item the person is expecting, and leaves for the next location maybe a block away. That is the idea. Maybe there is a Tesla Bot in the vehicle that walks the package to the door. Something like that. Cybercab is optimized to transport people.

[@taefravis]

@@davidbeppler3032 Your point is valid but only up to now and is not valid in a disruptive market. The companies that decided to not innovate will fizzle out and likely go bankrupt. We see this with legacy auto such as Honda and Nissan wanting to merge to survive the slaughter that they are about to face because they decided to not innovate quick enough or at all. There will be a lot of disruption that occurs from smaller companies or start ups that would decide to use such an idea as a Cybercab delivery van as mentioned by the OP> Plus if Tesla decided to make such a variant that would force UPS and Amazon and Pizza Hut etc to use it or miss out and companies all hate to miss out on easy money! I though do not see such a variant being produced as the Robovan does that job and could be assisted by Optimus to deliver the items needed. I could easily see Amazon or Pizza Hut buying lots of Optimus and Robovans as they would be assets that would push costs down such as Optimus not needing to be paid a salary or benefits like maternity pay/sick pay etc.

[@castletown999]

Other things it might change: No need for parking lots. No need for car rental companies. Think wha that does for airports alone!

[@EvEvangelist]

In car Compute ? Accessible OTA - but for it to be effective latency - a strong Wi Fi is required - so dormant Cybercabs will need to assemble in a Connected Parc . In car energy (KWh) CyberCab is not yet bi directional - no port , so engineering required but once done it will also require to be located at the “Connected Parc” but its priority will be to Load Energy , so it can work , not to unload ?

[@alh9338]

"Are-Kansas" makes me giggle every times. There are quite a few Americans that pronounce it like that these days 😅

[@tompetty6681]

Scrolled through comments looking for this one lol. It made me laugh as well.

[@casperhansen826]

I like False Wagon

[@kennethshopland1592]

Hearing Maryland pronounced like that makes not laugh as well.

[@camronrubin8599]

They should go straight to the waymo cities and eat their lunch

[@SparkySho]

That dominoe too will fall

[@tomh1727]

My guess is that its gonna be closer to 3-4 million cybercabs a year in 2-3 years

[@davidbeppler3032]

Currently Tesla builds a Model 3 in about 10 hours. VW builds a ID3 in about 30 hours. Tesla plans for Tesla Cabs to be produced in less than 5 hours. Or about 250k, the production of Model 3s, x2. So, I expect 500k Tesla Cabs a year in about 3 years. Each one profits about $20k a year for 3 years. Or $17 billion in profits in 3 years. :)

[@taefravis]

@@davidbeppler3032 I see the number being much much higher as it is not where Tesla are now that counts but where they will be in 3 years time. They will hit the ground running as they designed the Cybercab to be quick and easy/cheap to build. They built scalability into the system. This means that Tesla will be able to INCREASE production of Cybercab through existing factories and new factories. Tesla went from brown muddy field in Shanghai China to finished factory producing cars in less than 12 months. Tesla therefore could easily build a factory just for the Cybercab in a year and scale up production much quicker than the Model 3/Y. Tesla could build 2 or 3 factories at the same time and thus scale up production even quicker. Tesla want to produce 20 million cars a year and that is not to be achieved with the Model 3/Y and so the Cybercab will be the bulk of that 20 million. So I see Tesla producing at least 1 million Cybercabs a year by 2028.

[@pietersmit621]

What's happening with Tesla vehicle to grid?

[@tedgrier6249]

Good point that cyber and are private. They will also have wi-fi hot zone?

[@casperhansen826]

Most likely not, you have a mobile network, no need to mix in a router that will just complicate things. If the roof is made of plastic the signal will most likely be strong enough

[@devanois]

I don't think the cab can give back energy or at least enough energy to the grid wirelessly which is the kind of connection it is going to have.

[@taefravis]

It would give enough as it would be free(free meaning extra energy) that is the point people miss.

[@AdamSWolff]

I think what they’re missing out on a single use or single drive purchases for current Tesla owners. I expect that even if someone’s not a subscriber and they need to get home they will be happy to purchase a trip for 6 to $10.

[@jichaelmorgan3796]

Yeah, these flat fee subscription models annoy me because it causes those who don't drive heavy miles to subsidize the cost of service for those who do.

[@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck]

Brilliant! Urgent, unexpected need for a ride, means folks would happily pay more to relieve anxiety. My revivifier once cut his hand severely (on a Frunkin' toaster?). Doc would have paid WhatEVer for a ride to the clinic to stop the bleeding...

[@loucatozzi7656]

So if Tesla is going to use the inference computer in all the cars of the "Tesla fleet" for crypto mining and other compute jobs are they going to pay the owners of all these cars for the power and data that they generate? If I own a Tesla, who owns the data that the onboard computer generates?

[@farmerpete6274]

I understood it would be an opt-in option, with terms detailed.

[@davidbeppler3032]

Wait, if all Teslas are able to be Tesla Cabs will my Tesla just leave my driveway and pick up people while I am asleep?! Will Tesla pay me for that? Is that GTA?! - just another dumb question

[@taefravis]

@@davidbeppler3032 Yes it is a dumb question as it has been answered over and over so stop asking the same question that we keep giving you the answer to over and over. You would choose to opt in or not and if not then nothing happens an you can shut up crying ! If you opt in you get the majority of the money, and Tesla gets a small percentage. Now you can relax and be happy!

[@taefravis]

With most software these days the company owns the data and you agree to that with the T&Cs. Tesla would pay you for the usage of your Tesla. The fee would be per minute or per KB of data etc but would be something and so at least you get rewarded so I personally would not care about the data as the data is not about me and my life but would be whatever problem is trying to be solved scuba as medicine our AI etc so what would I think I should own data I and all of us would know F all about?

[@stilllearning7434]

Clever adverstisement for Starbucks, but i'm using the S money by skipping starbucks for my Tesla auto insurance.

[@oliverbergfeld1606]

Terrible thought, that the horrific STB coffee is only a cybercab away 🤢

[@guslevy3506]

I paid $100 this last Sunday to have Uber drive me 40mi to pick up my new Model Y…on the way there, I thought about how FSD for one whole month costs less than that single drive to pick up my vehicle with FSD. There is almost unlimited untapped revenue by an autonomous driving service…

[@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck]

Exactly. I live 200km from the city - and the Frunkin' airport. Shuttle charges TWO HUNDRED & FIFTY DOLLARS, One way.

[@VishnuKamath]

Tesla FSD price should reduce to 49$ per month. I still still we are far from a fully autonomous world. There are considerable real world scenarios yet not handled. The True Autonomous world will be when each car talk to another via an autonomous protocol.

[@BornFreeFilms]

I really like your videos, BUT, I can't stand seeing the exact same thing more than once, especially about 10 times in the first half of your video. I am a sub and like all videos, but, please quit repeating.

[@ChiSpire]

True, I basically learned nothing from this video I didn’t already know.

[@davidbeppler3032]

Watch every 10th video.

[@Alex-l6d1f]

Yes Lars focuses mainly on Tesla He ignores all the 130 EV makers in China many who have the latest battery technology better than Tesla Zeekr uses 550 kw charging 10 mins 10% to 80% New Tesla Y juniper is 350kw and sodium ion batteries taking over from Lithium ion as their battery density is higher so range and charging speed improves Lars doesn’t talk about this Check out Electric Viking

[@larrydugan1441]

Pay attention to this comment . Repetitive fluff has become very annoying on you tube. I notice it on your channel and it will lead to an unsubcribe

[@janbauer4667]

​​@Alex-l6d1f it's a Tesla channel, Einstein 🙄

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[@hanswitvliet8188]

Cybercab will be the end of Uber, regular taxis, and public transport. Cheaper and fax more flexible… Delivering groceries, cargo, pizzas also. But privately hold cars, giving that ultimate feeling of freedom? To go where and when you want?

[@davidbeppler3032]

Some jobs require a vehicle. But that 10% can buy a dedicated Tesla and put it on FSD like I do.

[@mlhutche]

Waymo cars too expensive. Can't compete with $15K robocab.

[@davidbeppler3032]

Waymo can't compete with a $200k Tesla Cab. The fact that Tesla plans on building them in less than 5 hours and less than $18k makes the Waymo CEO cry at night.

[@FrunkensteinVonZipperneck]

Waymo's cars cost more than an S-Class Mercedes-Benz!

[@SparkySho]

Last !!

[@fredhearty1762]

Tesla should initiate robotaxi service at a buck per mile... rapid growth will be guaranteed as Uber's and Waymo's market will be quickly stolen. New customers will also flood the market. One year or less of subsidized rides, but volume ridership from then on.

[@sopiagotim]

It will be fun seeing homeless people in a CyberCab!!!

[@grumpusmaximus9446]

..... And how do you suppose they will get into one?

[@davidbeppler3032]

@@grumpusmaximus9446 With an Obama Card and Obama Phone and an Obamacare plan!

[@frecklesx20]

Dream on!

[@johnclark2212]

I like all of these advances, but the thing that scares me is that all require cutting human workforces. If these cuts are copied everywhere you will kill more of the middle class. WHO WILL PURCHASE ALL THESE IMPROVMENTS, THE 7% at the TOP? YOU ARE CUTTING 93% OUT of BUYING CHANE!

[@HansMilling]

This will be the death of trains, busses, taxi companies etc. unless trains will convert to more cross country travelling, with like a stop every hour or so. Like an express elevator, where you use the cyber cab to get a part of the way, then the express train cross country and cyber cab again to the destination. Trains where I live has so many stops, they spend more time standing still than driving. But I would be afraid of traffic congestion, so they would have to redesign the entire city road structure to handle the increased traffic or they will ban cars in city centres to keep the public transport profitable. My prediction is also that the price at first will be kept just below the competition to make a huge profit.

[@davidbeppler3032]

Nope. You can ride a train for 1,000 miles for $25. It will cost $250 to use a Tesla Cab for the same trip.

[@taefravis]

@@davidbeppler3032 Nope! Depends on the country as in my country you can NOT go 1000 miles for $25(£20) no way ! Plus Tesla could offer cheaper rates for travelling from one town to another as they would control the costs much better. Many people do not like using the trains that are late, badly maintained, slow, have to travel with other people who are annoying and loud/obnoxious especially Americans!

TBO. I think robotaxy will be a great market, but more competition for busses, trains and so on. The individual driving will still be a great market even it is not cheaper. People will want to leaves there things in "her" cars. i think 60 maybe 65% to 35% privat own vehicles will be more the case, but still that an enormous market. This will change over time more to 70 to 80% but this will take time. And i think 80% will be some cap, because people will always "own" cars even it is 200% more expansive. But still a great market. Owning something will still be better in some or most minds for a long time. Therefor owning and renting out will be a big thing. If Tesla could realy pull that thing off for costumers and buyers. That would be new, great and would benefit all. That isn't be done bevor, therefore Tesla will go for it. "There is a track record" :-)

[@SparkySho]

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@SparkySho Same Thing. It's great. But. Let it go of the thing you own. Let you think. And that will take you a while.

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You spent real money on fake money? Insanity.

[@martinwolf9495]

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[@clubbtimothy8015]

Anarchists destroyed spinning machines and steam engine when they first came out. What will happen when all the cab drivers in the world are made unemployed 😮.

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[@Alex-l6d1f]

They already use drones for that in Dubai You can order a drink and the drone delivers it No point in clogging up the roads with Cybercabs doing Uber eats food delivery

[@tyeduong1263]

Anyone that don’t appreciate gtfo stop be annoying 🙂🧐

[@kickvdw1706]

Please make the intro shorter, the music is so loud and it takes so long. It’s the most annoying thing about your videos imo

[@garyculver4345]

Your lead-in is too damn long, its very irritating .. Follow-up comment: This video is just a bunch of non-value added BS .. very disappointing .. no new info ..

[@williamcrowley5506]

I like your videos, but speaking well of a fascist is pretty pathetic

[@philipgrice1026]

Lars. You're slipping into producing 'click bait' videos. There is nothing here you're not said before. Please don't waste everyone's time.

[@billy-go9kx]

You keep pushing more and more video's and they are all the same. How about a new video when you have something new to say.

[@elvisulufanua5071]

Come on. Let’s do it!🤙🏾😄

[@Alex-l6d1f]

They already use drones for that in Dubai You can order a drink and the drone delivers it No point in clogging up the roads with Cybercabs doing Uber eats food delivery

[@saltvatn]

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