> And he looks like a bad business man. Musk already looked like a corporate bottomfeeder to anyone who was actually paying attention to his behavior. You're

> And he looks like a bad business man. Musk already looked like a corporate bottomfeeder to anyone who was actually paying attention to his behavior. You're right, though. Obviously, other facets of this situation were going to affect Tesla, but I hadn't really thought about the effects on Musk's reputation could impact his companies' share prices. TSLA is as much a cult of personality as it is a stock.