Tesla Model S P100D and the time of my life

13th of July, 2:08 AM My thoughts are shouting and having an argument in the silence of the night: What were you thinking when you decided to test an electric car? Really, what was in your mind? What if anything happens? What if you don't find a power source? What if the car is too powerful for you? What if you'll accidentally hit the throttle too hard and you find yourself at 100 km/h in a couple of seconds, on a heavily used highway? And what if you'll scratch the car when you park it? And where will you park it? At home, you don't have a garage. What if anybody steals it over the night? What if anybody hits it, by mistake? Does it have an alarm? I hope so. You should sleep in the car for the time period in which you are responsible for this car. And also regarding the parking, where will you park it when you'll want to eat, for instance? The underground parkings are narrow and this car is big. You know that you marked almost every curve from underground parkings with your rims.  You shouldn't leave it on the street, just like that. It costs too much. How can I leave this car on the street, exposed to potential scratches, dust, and untraceable curious eyes? If I could, I would pack it and put it in my purse. And then eat it. Just to be sure that it's safe. What was I thinking when I decided to test a Tesla Model S P100D? These thoughts kept me awake almost all night long. I've imagined dozens of scenarios and backup plans from A