We Review ‘You Can See Everything’, Tesla Unveils Rocket Powered-Roadster | Diet TBPN

The hosts spend the first part of the show on Nathan Fielder’s The Curse / You Can See Everything style of movie review, calling the film an “instant classic” and praising its cinematography, awkwardness, and absurd premise. They argue that even if viewers know the story, the movie still works because the concept is so strange and the execution so polished. They also discuss how the film softens opinions of Elizabeth Holmes while leaving Billy under a harsher light.

The bulk of the episode turns to Tesla’s new Roadster reveal. The hosts love the spectacle and the design, but they are frustrated that production is not expected until 2028, especially after years of deposits and hype. They debate what the rocket-powered features actually mean in practice, concluding that the car is less a true flying car than a dramatic tech demo that could still matter for track performance, emergency escape, or future autonomy.

They contrast Tesla’s forward-looking approach with Porsche’s Mission S, which they frame as a beautiful but deliberately nostalgic return to older sports-car values. The episode ends with a market check-in: AI and tech stocks are selling off hard, the Nasdaq is sharply lower for the week, and the hosts also celebrate Tyler’s mention in the Wall Street Journal.