> At first this seems like a fairly understandable "the workers didn't double check the property lines and accidentally used land they didn't own". That's bad,

> At first this seems like a fairly understandable "the workers didn't double check the property lines and accidentally used land they didn't own". That's bad, but the kind of mistake that anybody could make. That is not an acceptable argument. If it's truly a mistake, then it's gross negligence. > Musk could personally spend 0.000028% of his net worth to offer them double the current value for their land and avoid this whole story. Elon Musk would probably have to offer considerably more than double the value of the land in order for Cards Against Humanity to let this go.