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Lawyers love him!
I wonder if Musk even knew this office existed. After he fired the people responsible for paying for them, he probably didn't even know it was there. >

Why is he so against WFH if he can't even afford the offices. >

The no-WFH strategy was to get employees to quit voluntarily opposed to firing them (which is more expensive). >

No not at all. He is a terrible manager of people and he expects everyone to devote their life to the company. 
The guy is toxic. >

In this case, it can be both and probably is. >

What happens when an impossibly cheap asshole meets and unmovable rent requirement?!? >

He is looking at a ledger and saw that probably over ~50% of his revenue bailed on Twitter in the form of ad revenue because he revealed himself as a pro authoritarian douche-monger.  He sees a number, it’s an expense and probably a necessary one like rent for a building, but he has to bring the ledger back into the black for the sake of his ego. Because his ego tells him he is a good businessman man and he will never be able handle the truth that he way overpaid for Twitter and now he is destroying it and Tesla for nothing, absolutely nothing in return aside from embarrassment and humiliation at astonishing speed. >

I am now enjoying a mental image of Elon staring into his mirror, quietly chanting "You are a good businessman man" over and over... >

The employees: cool I can go back to WFH >

Watch them get fired because they didn’t show up to the office that doesn’t exist >

Cut your payroll costs with this one simple trick! Employees hate him!