Real reason: He’s an SGE(Special Government Employee), they aren’t allowed to do that for more than 130 days per 365. It’s been four months and a lot of people there don’t like him.
He’s just going “You can’t fire me, I quit”.
Did you guys listen to the Tesla earnings call?
That was something to be enjoyed.
It took me until the word Reddit to stop reading sow like a pig
Has he tried not being a Nazi?
A few years of philanthropy and creating a few institutions to help those in need would help. Maybe reconnect with his children. Right after hell freezing over probably.
It’s in his nature
it won’t stop until somebody kills him. i don’t think most people know what he’s trying to do. if they did, they’d all probably try to kill him.
The movement is bigger than just him
Yeah, he’s tired of the same people who supported him into become the richest man in the world. The same progressive ones who prioritized electric vehicles.
Don’t see your conservative petrolhead cronies really lining up to buy a Tesla except to spite others.
You indeed reap what you sow.
I never liked this expression. You don’t have to reap what you sow. You can just let it rot.
I always thought of it as reaping that which you sow. As in, you can’t expect to reap one thing if you sowed something else. The premise is that you intend to reap something — the point of the saying is that you shouldn’t act surprised at what that thing is, because it can’t be anything else than what you planted.
I know I basically said the same thing multiple times, just trying to be clear.
You don’t have to reap what you sow. You can just let it rot
Because you would starve and die…
The expression means you put something in action, and now the consequences are there. Your choice is deal with those consequences, or death.
It’s a metaphor, and it’s perfect for people who live by what the land gives: if you sow, you need to reap. Not reaping the fruit of your bad seed is totally in line with the meaning of the metaphor: you wasted a whole spring and will go hungry come winter. So you reap what you sow: hunger and wasted time.
“What goes around, comes around”
Better?
True, but the line comes from the Bible with the context being that you also shouldn’t let it rot. If you’re going to sow, that comes with the responsibility of reaping, and that you shouldn’t try to escape reaping after you made the choice to sow those seeds in the first place.
