> Anyone else would have been ejected by the board The board's on it! They'll replace Musk the second they find anyone else capable of creating both a profitab

> Anyone else would have been ejected by the board The board's on it! They'll replace Musk the second they find anyone else capable of creating both a profitable orbital launch company and a profitable electric supercar company, simultaneously. Of course Musk is a controlling stakeholder on those boards. And while he's really going to get to fire himself any day now, it does appear as if it may take a day or two more than anticipated. But once these last kinks are taken care off, it'll be a revolutionary rethinking of what it means to be fired. Order now!