It's hard to miss because they say it at least once during every earnings call, and it's been on their blog for around a decade. Moreover, wouldn't investors b

It's hard to miss because they say it at least once during every earnings call, and it's been on their blog for around a decade. Moreover, wouldn't investors be happy to read it, according to your original point? If Musk becomes bored with a company that isn't doing what he cares about anymore because it's merely producing in-demand EV cars under a great brand, and he hands it to someone with skills like Tim Cook who can actually make the company run smoothly and profitability, isn't that the best of all worlds?