Everything you need to know about the Boring Co’s Flamethrower
SUMMARY
After creating massive companies, like PayPal, SpaceX, Tesla, Solar City, Neuralink, and Open AI, entrepreneur Elon Musk has turned his sights on selling hats and flamethrowers. Yep. It's an actual flamethrower for civilian use and sale.
Perfect for all of your flamethrowing needs! Whether you're looking to get of rid that spider in the corner, you're tired of plowing your driveway in the winter, or you're just looking to liven up the party, Elon Musk has a flamethrower for you! He even guarantees that it'll be effective against the zombie horde — or your money back!
When the zombie apocalypse happens, you'll be glad you bought a flamethrower. Works against hordes of the undead or your money back!
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 28, 2018
All jokes aside, the flamethrower is part of a tongue-in-cheek promise he made, stating he could sell 50,000 hats to raise awareness for The Boring Company. The name "Boring Company" is a play on words, since the company is actually focused on 'boring' tunnels for trains and his proposed Hyperloop. Their mission statement is to increase the speed of tunneling at a fraction of current cost. Since everyone is talking about his flamethrowers, it's well on its way to success.
The Boring Company only plans on selling 20,000 flamethrowers, which are set to ship in spring. They are compliant with most local laws, except in Maryland and Warren, MI (and California without a license). Since their flame is under 10ft, it's not classified as a weapon and isn't regulated by the ATF.
If you're interested in a Boring Company Flamethrower, use your common sense on when and where to use it. Then again, this is being released around the same time we need to tell people that they shouldn't eat poisonous laundry detergent pods.
In case you're still thinking this is just a joke from a multi-billionaire on the flamethrower-wanting public, check out this video from Elon Musk's Instagram account of him playing with one.
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