Elon said “come back to the office” girl what office???
Musk: People who WFH are lazy and should come back to the office
Musk: …but I aint paying the rent on that office!
@mint I really don’t have much love for landlords, but them and huge CEO fucktwits fighting against each other is definitely an “oh, nice”
Reminds me of a meme (read brilliant idea) I saw where US minimum wage should be tied to average rent in order to start a war between landlords and companies.
Is there anything Twitter is paying for???
Unbelievable really. These quotes from one of his many other lawsuits shows just how entitled he is.
Elon doesn’t pay rent, one member of the transition team told Hawkins. Another member of the transition team put it more bluntly to Killian: Elon told me he would only pay rent over his dead body. 7. Both Killian and Hawkins were told that for Musk, the fact that Twitter was legally or contractually obligated to pay a particular sum would be irrelevant to the decision of whether to actually pay it when that amount came due that Musk operated on a zero cost basis"
And
- Between the demands that he effectively participate in theft and fraud and instructions to take actions inviolation of California law and that could put his colleagues lives at risk in the event of a fire a possibility only increased by the unlicensed use of space heaters Killian had no choice but to walk away from the job he had dedicated over a decade of his life to .
Elon told me he would only pay rent over his dead body.
Wow, wha5a insufferable douchebag he is.
Twitter has an office in Boulder? Makes sense I thought Elon was living under a rock.
Ba dum tss! For real though, how did he think skipping rent was going to be ok?
It’s one way companies cancel leases and may be the best way to break a lease depending on how it’s written. Then they get evicted and the lease is cancelled.
Look at San Francisco and all the companies just walking away from buildings while stopping any payments to said leases and loans. It’s not that uncommon.
What kind of damages would breaking a lease create compared to not paying rent and getting evicted after months? Why wouldn’t you still be in the hook for breaking a lease?
