After Being ‘Punched For Driving A Cybertruck,’ This Tesla Owner Is Leaving $1 Bills On Other Cybertrucks To ‘Spread The Love’

Robert Oneal, a Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) Cybertruck owner from Los Angeles, gained widespread attention after saying he was punched in the face for simply driving the eccentric electric pickup. The attacker allegedly called him a “capitalist swine” before taking a swing, which Oneal described as a “miserable punch.” Despite the altercation, Oneal, a former Navy member, wasn’t hurt and even tried to hug the attacker afterward, though it didn’t go well.

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Rather than holding a grudge, Oneal responded with an unexpected act of kindness. He posted a video announcing that every time he sees another Cybertruck on the road, he’ll leave a $1 bill and draw a heart on it, saying, “I’m trying to spread the love.” In the video, he placed two $1 bills and a heart drawn in grime on a parked Cybertruck and revealed $100 in singles ready for future encounters.

While many on X supported Oneal’s gesture, with one user saying, “All this hate needs to stop,” others found it amusing. Oneal joked, “I guess I’m built like my Cybertruck.”

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However, reactions on Reddit were more critical. In the satirical r/CyberStuck subreddit, one user commented, “It’s hilarious how superficial their message is by giving a dollar to every Cybertruck driver. He’s treating other Cybertrucks like they’re homeless people on the street.” Another added, “This is a level of imagined persecution I did not previously feel was achievable by society.”

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