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Ex-Tesla President just revealed Elon’s decision that changed everything... Elon looked at their struggling online sales and asked one question: "How many clicks does it take to buy a Domino's pizza?" They pulled it up. 10 taps. Tesla was at 64 clicks to buy a $120,000 car. Elon's response:... show more

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