If I worked at Tesla, I’d be watching this nervously. How much more damage can the brand stand before it makes like a Cybertruck and just falls apart entirely?
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I sorta wonder how any of musks companies can retain good people now. they required some really talented people and I keep on thinking how I would want to run from there. I mean facebook, amazon, microsoft, apple, google, sure there is the corpo evil do I want to work here still but it would make me physically ill to work for musk now.
That’s why Elon loves h1b, it’s easier to trap people that way.
People went back to Twitter when Musk realised he had over fired and needed some of those he culled. I don't know if they got a salary bump to be enticed back though.
I read "trash and blood" which would have been appropriately metal
Sweet.
Good to see some of the French heritage shining through
Here is a reddit post by a marshal riding in one of the trucks. It includes an update with a link to a response (on Twitter, sorry) from the owner and the marshal's response to it.
"Why is everyo...Oh Yes I love it!"
Looking at the linked reddit comments really made me roll my eyes and remember why I left. So many centrists...
"That's someone's property! You're hurting the wrong people!"