> If you have an example of Elon abusing his employees I’d be interested in seeing it. I don't know how to say this any more clearly. Laying people off and the

> If you have an example of Elon abusing his employees I’d be interested in seeing it. I don't know how to say this any more clearly. Laying people off and then days later asking them to rejoin is just jerking people around. You might not agree, but that is exactly the abuse this subthread has been about. Not memes, not secret stuff that I claim to be privy to. > You could argue layoffs are abuse. This is exactly what I and the person you originally responded to were pointing at as abusive. But not just the layoffs; it was the layoffs then asking for a do-over just a day or two later. For someone worth $200,000,000,000 dollars, firing and rehiring hundreds or thousands of people might be seen as indecisive or fickle behavior, but to those employees it could be quite a lot of turmoil.