> Standard corporate "disaster management" is essentially "hide everyone, don't say a fucking word, wait to get out of the news cycle." Usually, they throw in

> Standard corporate "disaster management" is essentially "hide everyone, don't say a fucking word, wait to get out of the news cycle." Usually, they throw in a lightweight apology. Saying something like: "we deeply regret the experience this particular customer had." Before they go to "no comment". I guess Elon innovated by simply saving "apology" part :)