Tesla was worth, at most, a few million dollars when Elon became their largest investor. They had no products. They had no sales. He turned a $2 million company

Tesla was worth, at most, a few million dollars when Elon became their largest investor. They had no products. They had no sales. He turned a $2 million company into a $700 billion company, but he's not the founder because he wasn't in the paperwork for the first year of its existence in which very little happened? Ok. Additionally, a settlement was reached to literally call himself a founder. At this point it's boring semantics of what "founder" means. But go ahead and keep trying and failing to poke holes to push your unfounded narrative.