
Elon Musk has just confirmed that all 20,000 Boring Company-branded flamethrowers have now been sold out, Engadget is reporting. Pre-orders for the $500 flamethrowers went live just a few days ago as the “world’s safest” fire-breathing weapon.
Each order will ship with a complimentary $30 fire extinguisher, and will help fund Musk’s tunnel-digging exploits.
That’s $10 million in sales for a product that will ship in spring (hopefully) on a website that admits it’s overpriced and said: “You can definitely buy one for less elsewhere.” If you missed out and absolutely must have a flamethrower ASAP, there are others available. The XM42-M from Ion Productions Team that’s a bit more expensive at $899, but promises a range of over 30 feet.
But for those it absolutely must be a Boring Company product, do not despair as Musk has tweeted that a “snowthrower” would be fun.

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