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Support your local Eloon.

$55 BILLION divided by 1.8 million Teslas sold in 2023, roughly, equals $30,555 of each vehicle sold just to pay Eloon's compensation.

When I first read it, I thought it was $55 million, which already seemed a bit excessive. How on earth is that creep worth $55 BILLION?

i'd say there is more than enough tesla fanboys to push this through

Tesla to lay off more than 10% of staff globally as sales fall

https://democraticunderground.com/10143225712

before a product was ready for delivery, I thought "Hey, that's a great looking car, I would consider buying it." But it was also supposed to be in the low to mid $30,000.00 for a lower range, lower end trim (if I recall correctly). The real price was closer t0 $70,000.00. Not only way out of my range but a big disappointment as well. I started to sour on Tesla right then. Looney has only made things worse and I wouldn't touch one now. If someone gave me one, I'd immediately sell it for whatever I could get and look at the multitude of other options.

To say the least. Its roughly 11% of the market cap of Tesla, which again, is excessive given stock performance and the disaster of a rollout for the Cybertruck.

... to reinstate a $55 billion compensation package for Elmo?

It doesn't seem like the best time to ask, as they watch their investment losing value.

so....

The proxy statement/disclosure statement for this stockholder meeting will be fun to read in that Tesla/Musk will need to make full disclosure of the misleading information and reasons for the court ruling that overturned the results of the prior stockholder vote