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Johonny

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7. He doesnt even pay the highest wages in the field

Reply to Greyhead (Original post)

Sat Jan 4, 2025, 11:06 AM

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Most of the appeal to work for Elon was the stock options which were sweet early. His companies hire out of college, dump by 30. Only a few work long term. There are whole companies basically built of ex-Musk employees that found greener pasture and more sane work hours and benefits elsewhere.

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To put Elmo's wealth in perspective [View all] Greyhead Saturday OP

Just outta curiosity, I wonder how his will is structured ColinC Saturday #1

I'd be surprised if any of his children inherited anything like his wealth Walleye Saturday #3

he's taking it with him rurallib Saturday #5

He never would've made and held onto that money without the protection of the United States government Walleye Saturday #2

It's a projection of Eloon's deepest insecurity... Hugin Saturday #4

Holy shit, and he's worried about paying taxes. Emile Saturday #6

He doesnt even pay the highest wages in the field Johonny Saturday #7

As Mary Trump accurately stated .. . . peggysue2 Saturday #8

It's also important to realize that the motivation for the holocaust was to steal. Hugin Saturday #9

WHy do people call him Elmo? Amaryllis Saturday #10

I'd prefer not to call him at all. Hugin Saturday #11

I've chosen Muck and Eeloon / Eelon / Egoloon. He's as slippery as an eel. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Saturday #13

Instead... 2naSalit Saturday #12

Not even close, $22,977.69 an hour is "only" $200,733,099.84 a year (as in 200 million) Polybius Sunday #14

His yearly wage times 2024. In other words for every hour of every day since the time of christ Greyhead Sunday #15