> Musk can easily move the HQ out of California And a commercial landlord in downtown SF can just as easily find another tenant to fill the space. Playing har

> Musk can easily move the HQ out of California And a commercial landlord in downtown SF can just as easily find another tenant to fill the space. Playing hardball requires the other side to actually give a shit if you walk away from the table: Finding another tenant might be a hassle for the landlord, but certainly no more of one (and very likely much less of one) than Twitter moving the company HQ would be.