Re: Merger SPCX and TSLA?

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Musk has two better choices in front of him than continuing to operate Tesla the way he has, or merging it with SPCX.
1) hire a car company CEO and give that person control to bring Tesla back to being a good car company (or just, better). Customer service. Right to repair. And - gasp - make enough parts to service the customers!

2) Sell it, the superchargers, the service centers, dealerships, everything - to a car company.

Either of those choices is better for the world than letting it wither and fade under an ADD megalomaniac who's lost interest.

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