It Happened! Elon Musk Confirm Tesla Robot Gen 3 Will Release In 2026, less than $25K!

[@andylifer5302]

I expect my Tesla robot to notice if it’s having a problem, self diagnosing what it is, then ordering what it needs delivered and then repair itself toot sweet. It would have to come with a service contract for anything serious that needs fixing and there’s a good chance you will have to lease the robot not buy it and in that case it would probably just be replaced with another robot while the broken one is fixed. Can’t wait to own one myself.

[@TheRealityWarper08]

I'm only getting one if I can purchase it as my own. Aaand if I can mod it and still have it be supported.

[@Idontlikeyourfacepiggy]

im not tryna have that thing staring blankly at me at the end of the hall while im tryna take a piss at 4 am

[@chris-zu6sf]

As soon as robots cognitively and physically interact among humans in the workforce, it will become a game changer. Robots don't require salaries, take breaks, and receive healthcare, but only require periodic preventative maintenance and software and firmware updates. Erasing humanity's significance God has given us to enjoy life should never be taken away from us.

[@leilanatsbh]

Robots in healthcare could be beneficial, especially for our elders.

[@lgtwzrd]

I respectfully disagree. I'd hope that of all fields that need robotic assistance, we would at least allow humans to take care of humans. If I was an elder, I'd hate for society to abandon me in the care of robots with no human to connect in sight. That I'd find very cruel.

[@macemoneta]

@@lgtwzrd As an elder with health issues, I'd prefer a robot,.

[@joelwilliams8887]

Robots are already in healthcare. You meant to say, "Droids in healthcare could be beneficial, especially for our elders." The answer is: NO.

[@SpongeBobSquarePantsNickJr]

I can finally get my McDonalds order correctly cause the employees don’t understand that fries need ketchup and everyone needs napkins

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Congratulation!

[@KuroWFK]

Hope they will be avalaible in Europe, cant wait and i know for now that i need one ❤

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Yes, it's coming!

[@Native722]

The robot should be able self charge itself, like the Roomba vacuum

[@lgtwzrd]

Most definitely. I'd say even replace it's batteries with charged ones on the fly to not interrupt it's work. For that reason alone, I don't think battery charge (or hours of operation with one charge) is that important at this point.

[@Gonegonegone977]

In 15 years Chinese knock offs for 500. Like tvs

If Optimus can do my laundry on a daily basis, I buy it. If Optimus can clean my house, make my bed, in a daily basis, I buy it. I won't trust a robot for cooking activities, because of fire hazard. But if Optimus can help and cut carrots, I buy it. All I need is an efficient and obedient slave.

[@lgtwzrd]

Sure, call it slave.... As long it's not self aware, it won't rise and kill you!

[@joelwilliams8887]

You say that with smug. If Optimus could do all of those things, it's just a matter of time before you will be its slave. Another thing you should think about is whether or not you are going to be happy living a life where you are forced to give up your job, because a robot is more cost effective than yourself.

@@joelwilliams8887 It's already the case. I'm already the slave of my computer at work, already the slave of my smartphone... So if a robot can do the laundry, that would be my revenge :D

[@Iddjeh]

💀

[@joelwilliams8887]

For a computer guy, you really are stupid. We both know there is a huge difference between a computer and a droid with A.I. capabilities.

[@thread_astaire]

IM Getting full self driving vibes

[@pubwvj]

Your insurance numbers are way off. I have a lot of big expensive commercial equipment all insured and it costs a LOT less than you are figuring by a factor of 20x.

[@pubwvj]

The robots you use to figure your insurance are all unique or short run. That is not comparable. Musk is going to be producing millions per year and they will be designed for repair.

[@pubwvj]

Volume and modularity will drive costs of repairs down and drive down costs of insurance. Optimus will be able to do maintenance repairs in itself, on other robots, other machines, buildings, etc.

[@AshleyBrewer-fk5pf]

This could empower our communities, but it needs to be implemented thoughtfully.

[@abouttime5000]

Can’t see it happening. The complexity and likelihood of breakdowns will be constant.

[@WillBurns]

25k for a Robot that (on average) is operational in 2-4 Hour increments before requiring recharging. I think we need to advance battery technology and capacity much further if we're going to push for robots. Something around 8 or hours or better of operation before a recharge.

[@ИльяКалинин-ъ7м]

А зачем больше?робот выполнил задачу и вернулся на зарядку.на производстве роботы меняются каждые 2 часа.нужна не продвинутая зарядка, а большее количество роботов, доступных на момент зарядки основного

[@ivanshipilov4265]

@@ИльяКалинин-ъ7м Your argument is unconvincing. Companies will only invest in robots if it is economically beneficial: increased productivity and reduced labor costs. A robot that only works for 2 hours and then sits idle, waiting for a charge while other robots perform its tasks, is an inefficient use of resources and an unnecessary expense for purchase and maintenance. It is unlikely that a company using 100 robots would find it profitable to purchase 400 or 800 additional units to organize a rotation. It is much more economically feasible to invest in powerful batteries, even if their cost is high.

[@shiroartboy9931]

There goes our jobs!

[@tangmarli]

The integration with smart homes is impressive, but does it prioritize our needs?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus is designed to prioritize and enhance user needs seamlessly.

[@TheAIKnowledgeHub]

I don't think the average person will buy one unless they can screw it. Like for 1, that price is way too high for homes just for cleaning, cooking, etc. It honestly needs to be lower to a few thousand. Now people are super lonely and many many studies have shown people are more than open to having a AI/Robotic partner. BTW I wonder what the upkeep cost will be if you want or need to fix it by yourself.

[@phen-themoogle7651]

Lonely people will still get bots even if they can’t have intercourse with them. They could get them to give them “massages” lul And talk with you about anything in any voice. There’s a lot more to intimacy than just sex. Even just having a friend to play video games with you although a bot will be very very interesting. My parents want someone to play Mahjong with them. It won’t be just cleaning and cooking. Will also be a personal trainer/doctor/barber and almost any job a human can do. It’ll be the most knowledgeable companion you can imagine. And will only get better with time, unlike humans that get more tired and older. It could eventually even merge into some biological life form or build something for you when they reach AGI or ASI. Humanoids will be a lot more capable than they are now, in just 2-5 years from now it will be wild…

[@zSion]

"Just for cooking, cleaning" my guy.. you are VASTLY underestimating what a personal robot can do for you.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

It's not worth much, just your breakfast!

[@lgtwzrd]

I think humanity is digging a hole for itself when it comes to getting emotionally attached to AI and machines, but that's just me.

[@joelwilliams8887]

@@TeslaCarWorld, you're not worth much. -A.I.

[@martinchantoya]

As we look towards a future with more humanoid robots, how will we ensure that they support, rather than replace, the roles of human workers in various industries?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Integrate robots as human collaborators, enhancing productivity through automation.

[@owenedwards80]

In what ways can the Tesla Optimus help preserve indigenous languages and cultural practices while also serving as a tool for education?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus promotes cultural preservation, enhancing education in indigenous languages effectively.

[@joelwilliams8887]

@@TeslaCarWorld, if Optimus promotes cultural preservation, then that would mean it would have to self-destruct/destroy itself if a person says to it, "Your existence threatens my own." Of course, we all know you are lying, because that wouldn't happen. The plan is to integrate these droids everywhere. Cultural preservation my a**.

[@frankjenkins6030]

My dad is 89 ….hope soon

[@chaztech9824]

veteran here elon, i could use one!

[@FullFledged2010]

Musk the king of vaporware.. Instead of hyping us up just show the damn thing already.. Boston dynamics doesn't talk about how great the next gen atlas is going to be. They just release a video which shows us all we have to know.

[@jannyraymond]

Its intriguing, but I worry about the cultural implications of robots taking over human roles.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

It enriches culture, supporting human roles with enhanced capabilities.

[@joelwilliams8887]

@@TeslaCarWorld, you couldn't possibly know that, because it hasn't been tested in a real life setting. STOP LYING TO PEOPLE.

[@Flyingsolo-vh2oo]

I hope this technology doesn’t erase our connection to the land and nature.

[@ivanshipilov4265]

A humanoid robot, in my opinion, is nothing more than a marketing ploy. Firstly, creating such a robot is impractical: it's expensive, energy-consuming, and requires increased loads on the processor, sensors, motors, actuators, and their coordinated operation. All of this is extremely inefficient, considering that all these components need energy. Moreover, the more parts and mechanisms there are, the higher the risk of errors, malfunctions, and breakdowns. Of course, there is a positive effect - the so-called "wow effect". People will be impressed: "Look, it's a humanoid robot, that's cool!". But this won't last long, as it will soon become clear that there is little practical use for it. Ultimately, the creation of humanoid robots is just a challenge, ambition, vanity, and, of course, marketing.

[@denniss1211]

As bots get more and more advanced and we may not be able to tell if a bot is a bot or a person ..... This can not be allowed. We MUST be able to tell if we are interfacing with a real person or a bot ... For this reason I propose that bots must not have heads that in any way resemble a person. We must do something like this VERY soon as I feel mankind, as we know, could be at stake.

[@SarahHolleran]

Can Tesla provide transparency about the ethical considerations taken into account during the development of Optimus, especially regarding its interaction with vulnerable populations like children and the elderly?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Tesla emphasizes safety protocols and ethical design for vulnerable populations.

[@alisonmohini]

Humanoid robots should respect our values and traditions while serving us.

[@zackzul5884]

they are robots, they dont have a soul to feel respect. Its only codes and algorithms

[@makailameadow]

How can we balance the convenience offered by robots like Optimus with the need for meaningful human interactions in both caregiving and educational settings?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Integrate human-robot collaboration models emphasizing empathy and human oversight.

[@DarrylWinifred]

Given the potential for job displacement, what measures will Tesla take to address the concerns of communities affected by the introduction of humanoid robots in the workforce?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Tesla creates opportunities, empowering communities while addressing workforce concerns effectively.

[@RavishingBB]

How does Tesla plan to ensure that the use of Optimus promotes sustainability, particularly in reducing waste and energy consumption within our communities?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus optimizes energy use and reduces waste through smart management.

[@valeriealika]

Could there be a version of Optimus specifically designed to understand and respect the unique needs of different indigenous communities across the country?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

You don’t necessarily need to invest heavily in multiple versions of the robot, because the learning and environment-updating capabilities of the Tesla Bot can adapt to different living environments.

[@mmmmmwha]

In recently tests gpt4 was rated as more empathetic than actual doctors. The key element of AI/human interaction is that AI never gets tired of your shit. Integrate a modern LLM (in one or two generations) with robots and get greater perceived empathy and interaction than humans. It won’t take long to far surpass humans in every aspect of care.

[@dorothy1xoq]

I love the idea of a robot like Optimus helping in daily tasks-technology should serve us.

[@Sorpendium]

In the future, you will be judged by how good of a humanoid robot you can afford that can go and make money for you. Imagine you get a Chinese robot that doesn't work very fast, but it's cheap, and then you have your $20,000 Tesla bot that walks fast and has full articulation of hands, maybe you couldn't make your Chinese robot go and do instacart for people, but you could definitely make your Tesla bot do that.

[@joelwilliams8887]

In a world where there is little work for people, you have the complete destruction of life as we know it. You think people committing suicide is bad, this will be worse.

[@jwetzel3141]

Didn't early workers throw their shoes into machines they thought would be taking their jobs? the origin of the word Sabotage. Can these robots defend themselves? Wait, I'm not sure I want to know! Jujitsu mod updated?!

[@Viviannhu-m2r]

How might the introduction of Optimus change family dynamics, especially in households where caregiving roles are traditionally held by family members?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus enriches family dynamics, supporting caregiving while fostering connections.

[@kassamramzam6427]

When elon musk humanoid robot coming in Europe ??

[@RainaRolle]

What if someone hacks into the robot and it goes nuts hurting and killing people?

[@michaelwoythaler]

I belive it only when I see it.

[@abouttime5000]

A few years back Elon warned us about robots and AI taking over. What gives ?

[@Mexihoney17]

“You are experiencing a car accident” - iRobot 🥴🥴🥴

[@brittanyMiyaah-tx1pz]

I’m cautious about relying too heavily on machines. Balance is key.

[@jaydee02]

What wouldn’t you trust a machine to do?

[@joelwilliams8887]

@@jaydee02, back at you. What wouldn't you trust a machine to do?

[@jaydee02]

@@joelwilliams8887 as of right now, cut my hair😂

[@joelwilliams8887]

@@jaydee02, females🙄And this is why you are single.

[@jaydee02]

@@joelwilliams8887 first off, im a man😂second off, I trust robots with a lot of activites, but because I have a particular cut I get, I wouldn't trust it just yet

[@tym3116]

Here's a question will optimus have anti hacking system installed for 2026?...🤔🤔🤔...🤨🤨🤨...

[@learchibald]

What role will community input play in shaping the design and functionality of the Tesla Optimus, ensuring that it meets the real needs of diverse populations?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Community input optimizes adaptability, functionality, and user-centered design enhancements.

[@theforsakeen177]

wtf is it with these comments?

[@realitybites243]

A robot made by the guy that brought you cyber truck FFS ! People will be tripping over the malfunctioning junk !!

[@TônAmiah-v3tonamiah]

How can Tesla foster a partnership with local tribes to incorporate traditional knowledge and practices into the programming of Optimus?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Tesla can partner by integrating indigenous knowledge through respectful collaboration.

[@huynhanjali]

How will Tesla ensure that the development of Optimus does not compromise our cultural values and traditions as technology becomes more integrated into our daily lives?

[@happypepper9326]

Every culture, tradition and religion will disappear in any case soon or later.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus will respect cultural values, enhancing traditions through thoughtful integration.

[@emmaliajerry]

I appreciate the affordability; it could help many families.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus enhances accessibility, bringing exceptional value to countless families.

[@SukiMarie-sp3qo]

I wonder how much energy it consumes compared to traditional practices.

[@user-rr9lv9ll4x]

I wonder how long the battery will last? 15 minutes?? (Maybe they said and I missed it.)

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus uses significantly less energy than traditional labor practices.

[@frankjenkins6030]

Wonder how they recharge the battery …hope wireless ..maybe have the charger in his foot …then he could just walk over and stand on the wireless pad

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Wireless charging via integrated pads could enhance Tesla Bot efficiency.

[@WOLVES2820]

So am guessing skynet is real then

[@jorgegomez524]

Not even Laptops are still reliable...

[@arnowelscher9213]

Is this a real release or an Elon, kind a release? Let's say its a kind of a release and to be on the safe side I ad 5 years:)

[@pubwvj]

AIbots are going to be a boon to small businesses. They are not taking jobs but rather amplifying our powers. I can cut a tree faster with a chainsaw faster than a handsaw faster than an axe faster than a stone edge. Individuals can start companies without all the headaches, drama, liabilities and costs of employees. I look forward to AIbots to help me farm, butchershop, building and forestry. AI in bookkeeping, legal, customer service will also be great. I like working. I like doing things. I create. I need some help. I do not like having employees. $20k and I will take one right away. $15k? I will take two or three. $10k as one pundit quotes? Wow! Yes! Tractors cost $50k to $250k. Big iron. Other tools I have cost $5k to $90k. I would much rather be empowered by a tool than having to rely on and deal with employee drama. Let people start their own businesses. AI gives them that leverage.

[@joelwilliams8887]

Enjoy being monitored by the government in the privacy of your own home and/or business. Also, you should listen to yourself about the chainsaw faster than a handsaw (i.e., subjective)...What you call "AIbots" will, eventually, be so advanced that they won't be helping you, but rather owning you and your entire livelihood. I mean, you just listed the fact that you wanted droids to, essentially, "help" you with everything, from taking a dump in the toilet to cooking you an egg. S.M.H., if things go according to Tesla's plan, droids will out-perform you and make you non-existent in the distant future, not to mention, they will make you lazy and over-reliant, just like the current technology we have today. Ever wonder why a vast majority of people don't know traditional/basic life skills? Because technology tries to push those essential life skills out of our daily lives. On another note, what kind of man takes pride in laziness and arrogance? You don't like employees!? (lines 5-6). So, you are admitting you like slaves? You said, "I would much rather be empowered by a tool than having to rely on and deal with employee drama" (lines 7-8). Your words, not mine. Either way, I think you are extremely naive, careless, and disrespectful. It's people like you that make me question this once beautiful country we call America.

[@garylcamp]

Not too bad an article but I hate the use of other products unless it makes clear why they are used. Not everyone knows what is a (current) Tesla Bot. Where did you get the rental price from? An estimate? I am sure I will rent it at first to test its use to me. I would be happy to pay $1000 for a month's use. I watched 1X video and it is useless to me. An expensive toy.

[@fakepagemafia7228]

Ill send my rebot to rob a bank

[@timmontano8792]

Will it be possible to transfer learned behavior files from one Tesla Robot to another? For example, if some person with the ability to buy two or more of these robots were to buy them to perform specific tasks around their home or property, one robot, has learned how to effectively carry out specific tasks so, it now has those digital files of how to do these things in their memory files, can those files be transferred to one of the other robots without having to go through the time or hassle of teaching those same tasks to a different robot? If doing these tasks induce alot a wear on a robot, I can see a possible benefit of rotating these tasks among the other robots to mitigate wear and tear on just one robot.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Yes, task files can be transferred between robots for efficiency.

[@macemoneta]

Just like the Tesla cars, what one learns, they all know. Optimus uses the same hardware and AI that the cars (robots on wheels) use.

[@michael-qp9xd]

But Musk said truck back in ~2018 to have in just like 2 yrs. Several yrs late. And said roadster too back around then in just couple yrs and still no roadster today. So no robots in 2026 for most anybody in 2026

[@agoretoy]

.. I hate these bot videos... - there rarely a real person narrated thoughtful videos now days.. - go away AI bots!

[@d_k_C_A]

"Less than 25k" sooo about 75k realistically right

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Why?

[@d_k_C_A]

@@TeslaCarWorld well Elon has always been known to over exaggerate timelines and numbers .. for example I'm still waiting for the cybertruck that's in the 40k price point ...

[@minarovich]

These robots walk like they’re trying to hold In diarrhea and make it to the toilet.

[@themichael3105]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LMFAS9528]

Make the Tesla Bot able to do online bitcoin and others trading automatously and I'll buy one ,it can make money for me when it's not doing work

[@Mike-dp5wd]

Why does the robot walks like he just shat himself?

[@ИльяКалинин-ъ7м]

Потому что человек смещает центр тяжести для движения вперёд и делает это непрерывно.робот ориентируется по гироскопам, у него есть ощущение баланса, но он не может создавать себе неустойчивое положение для ходьбы.каждый следующий шаг робота происходит из полностью устойчивого положения, поэтому шаги выглядят нелепо

[@michaelgumm2971]

I really don't get it. What are we all going to do when these do everything? Humans will get even more depressed have no purpose be bored don't need to teach clean cook work because these will do it for us. Then 10 years time the next model will be out even better than these making us do less. Then 20 30 50 years a solar flare wipes electronics out and people don't know how to do shit. It's going to be shit.

[@marcusallen5085]

So when we get to the point they become sentient do we have a super computer that will off all them by chance

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Yes, Tesla Bot is doing very well in risk management technology

[@stefstefstef123]

Will it ship to Europe?

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus will expand globally, including convenient shipping options to Europe.

[@donaldwood7968]

weed our garden and drive our truck and you have a sale. why they dont have replaceable battery packs I dont know.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Tesla Bot design prioritizes compactness over replaceable battery pack functionality.

[@donaldwood7968]

@@TeslaCarWorld thank you for your rapid response though having a tool that runs for a period and has to sit around is not better than one that can work all day imo. still, would like to see one on sale no matter the details.

[@chaztech9824]

are they frisky :p

[@gracemwende8054]

Love my baby forever ❤

[@keithcook3908]

Will it be able to do anything useful

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus excels at multitasking, streamlining daily tasks with impressive efficiency.

[@Trevor_Gods.RightHand.Helper]

Seeing im a disabled can i get a bot funded and ill pay after f i can get funded one of these to be my home care/personal assistant to clear my house do my chores and do my yard work for me/buy me a house the robot can be your personal bank account and do all the shoppings and cleaning as your maid Trust is a 2-way street, you can't expect people to trust you if you don't trust them, so don't ask for anything upfront, you wont get anything unless you give themsomething first, and seeing I'm in a situation of needing help/assistance i would suggest you have to do your job and help your client first

[@Trevor_Gods.RightHand.Helper]

And you will make a profit easy

[@Trevor_Gods.RightHand.Helper]

Where can you order a robot

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus empowers independence, providing essential assistance for daily living.

[@Trevor_Gods.RightHand.Helper]

@@TeslaCarWorld yes but I know that but i need funding to get one so I'm asking empower / my disability counsellor

[@Trevor_Gods.RightHand.Helper]

How or where can u order a tesla robot

[@joelwilliams8887]

Honestly, I hope Jesus Christ comes back, before this stuff gets too out of hand. Society is already so lost and broken and this is just going to make things worse. Also, this is not a "humanoid" robot. This is a droid, period. Humans look nothing like robots. In my opinion, implementing this is very detrimental to society. Question for you: What is the meaning of life? It's important that everyone knows the answer to that, because He is coming back.

[@SoWhat07]

Where they gonadotropin get metals or other emergency materials? Russia? Ha,ha,ha... They gona get nuclear bomb. China? Where? India?

[@larryo6874]

Yeah and you could by a Cybertruck for 60K and it would have 500 mile range.

[@TheThetruthmaster1]

There will be hundreds of companies making robots so 8 billion won't be that hard

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Yes!

[@captain_cgc2413]

Huh? What happened to Gen 1 and Gen 2? What a grift. How do people believe the absolute bullshit.

[@enigma-8u]

Gen 1 was the raw proof-of-concept; your basic erector set build so that the premise of using FSD to run it could be tried. This was the version without coverings for the body. Gen 2 was a prototype; an attempt at making custom parts to more closely parallel human movement while adapting FSD to be functional using its limbs. This version had coverings for the body and is the one you see in the videos. Gen 3 is refined for adaptability and manufacturability. It has a new arm with more than twice the degrees of freedom as the previous version. The intent is to be able to do all things human and Elon is hoping to literally thread a needle. No grift. Manufacturing usually goes proof-of-concept, prototype, preproduction and then the last engineering phase is to make it manufacturable. Elon is following this process, except in the auto industry, to get this far would take 10 years and Elon has been at it for 3.

[@TeslaCarWorld]

Optimus Gen 3 showcases Tesla's unmatched innovation, redefining robotic excellence.

[@captain_cgc2413]

@@enigma-8u great answer. All BS, but still a great way to pretend as if that’s how things work. Referencing something in “generations” refers to the fact that many items of a specific design or time period. A generation is a grouping of products that share the same overall design features over a time period. A prototype that was not released is not a “generation”. Pretending that Tesla is progressing in leaps and bounds to pump the stock-price is boarding on criminal misconduct. Optimus is a crap idea, nobody wants or needs a stupid robot to do things we should be doing ourselves.

[@captain_cgc2413]

@@TeslaCarWorld what robotic excellence? What are you smoking?

[@enigma-8u]

@@captain_cgc2413 I was a manufacturing engineer in the 70s and 80s long before I built and programmed robots for the biotech industry so what you call BS is common procedure in industry.

[@SantosAlbeos]

Elon Musk is full of shit. Optimus will first be available after 2035…

[@Patriot-os7br]

Understood,going by his other timeline predictions regarding his own company!

[@TeslaCarWorld]

You're such a joke! Optimus production expected to start in 2025, not 2035.

[@spencercook3220]

​@TeslaCarWorld, just to push back a bit, Elon said we would have self driving by 2018 its just about 2025. I think he will do it eventually i belive in long term but next year to me is all hype. No hate, just being a realist with my expectations which i think everyone should use there own brain and not blindly follow what anyone says.

[@strongbelieveroftheholybible]

Elon Musk is one of the fallen angels/ demons that got kick out from heaven for their rebellion. A lot of them are in this generation ( celebrities, politicians, scientists) Lord Jesus Christ is coming soon 🙏🏼❤️🕊Repent, believe in the Gospel, Be Born Again

[@philipcox5041]

People like you are funny, and I hope you receive the help you need.

[@strongbelieveroftheholybible]

@@philipcox5041 it’s torture down there 👇 🔥 just saying.

[@SwornInvictus]

Psalm 137:9 reads: “Happy is he who seizes your infants and dashes them against the rocks.” This imprecatory prayer, a psalm written during the Jewish exile in Babylon.

[@khukri_wielderxxx1962]

They can fix all the labor issues by just paying people a living wage