“i swear my employees just created this video for me urging shareholders to vote to give me billions of dollars after i laid off thousands of their coworkers
i didn’t have anything to do with it, honest!”
Tesla has sold 5 million cars, and Musk want a $55b pay package, which equates to Musk receiving $11,000 for every car sold.
Tesla employees ~115,000, and if they gave Musk a $5b pay package, and spread out the other $50b to their employees they'd each receive ~$435,000.🤷♂️
This is like when 90s entertainment media tried to convince us Tori Spelling auditioned for 90210 under a fake name and was cast without anyone knowing she was the showrunner's daughter.
"Tesla workers poured into the streets in a voluntary show of support for the policies of Elon Musk in a spontaneous celebration of 'Workers Spontaneously Show Support for the Policies of Elon Musk Day'"
Quetzalcoatl: The Aztecs just put this together on their own!
The Aztecs: *ritually sacrificing hundreds of people to appease the wrath of Quetzalcoatl*
God, this guy is such a dipsh*t. He's the best evidence that the US meritocracy is a lie, and he gets up everyday like he's trying to prove even more how ridiculous a lie it is.
I worked for a company where the CEO walked away with a $70 million golden parachute after a buyout. NOBODY in the company supported that. This is such BS.
Dude was really counting on those money, right? I mean, he's increasingly and publicly asking for them. I'm sure it's also a question of principle but, you know, it really sounds like with the twitter 44b debacle he really needs those. He's so much in debt
Considering the amount of churn I hear from his companies (lots of employees work there for a year, pass their major review, then apply to other companies with a gisnt resume boost), I don't think anyone outside executives has worked for him long enough for this video