Tesla Launched a Tequila for $250 and It's Already Sold Out

Automaker Tesla just announced Tesla Tequila. For $250, you could have bought your own lightning bolt-shaped bottle of the liquor. Even though it was just announced on Nov. 5, "Teslaquila" sold out in just a few hours.

Originally, the tequila was available on Tesla's online shop, but it has sold out. Also, there hasn't been an announcement of a restock. If you're willing to pay more, bottles have been popping up on resale websites like eBay. One listing on eBay is asking for over $4,000 for an empty bottle. 

Another eBay listing says that an empty bottle of the Teslaquila and its stand was sold for $550.

If you're looking for a chance to join the team at Tesla, you might be in luck. In February, Musk tweeted that he's looking for new recruits and they don't even need to have a college degree. "Join AI at Tesla," he said in one tweet. 

Later on in the thread, Musk said he's looking for "world-class chip designers" and engineers based in Palo Alto, Calif. and Austin, Tex. No formal education is required. Applicants might not even need a high school diploma.

"Educational background is irrelevant, but all must pass hardcore coding test," Musk tweeted. Although, he doesn't say what exactly will be on the test. 

Musk may be synonymous with Tesla, but he's also really invested in space exploration. Back in 2002, he founded SpaceX, which is a space exploration corporation that aims to make space travel more accessible and help colonize Mars. 

SpaceX says Mars is a strong candidate for colonization because of a few factors. According to the SpaceX website, Mars is close enough to the sun to get good sunlight and days are a similar length to those on Earth. 

However, the SpaceX website also mentions that gravity on Mars is around 38 percent of the Earth's, which would make it much easier to lift heavy objects. 

In an interview with the Sway podcast back in September, Elon Musk revealed that while he has advised President Trump on certain issues, he won't reveal who he voted for. "I have spoken to the president about sustainable energy many times and actually there are times when he's been supportive," Musk said. 

Musk went on to say that Trump has a lot of support from the oil and gas industries because they're so much bigger than the electric car industry. 

When Musk was asked directly if he supported Trump, he said, "Um …. I, I mean, I'm … to be totally frank, I'm not … I mean, I think … let's just see how the debates go. You know," according to Business Insider.

However, Musk did vote. He posted a selfie featuring an "I Voted" sticker on his forehead. The post doesn't say anything about who he voted for.