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    Tesla now spends ad money to influence shareholders approval of Elon Musk’s $55B payday

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    2. Haunting_Ad_6021 on

      He’s gonna have to place those ads on xhampster if I’m gonna see them…

    3. jhnnybgood on

      Asking shareholders to fuck themselves that’s not cool Elon. That’s my job

    5. zephyrs85 on

      Gradually reduced my shares in TSLA since this clown took over Twitter and started posting nonsense. Voting against just because I find him and the TSLA bulls annoying. ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4271)

    8. inalcanzable on

      At this point I just want it denied so I can see a grown man child throw a tantrum.

    10. -darknessangel- on

      I already voted no. Although I may change my mind if I get money. Not asking for 55B though =)

    13. Hailtothething on

      Pay the man, unsuccessful people will vote no, simply because they are unsuccessful

    15. KeepingItSFW on

      In 2016ish a Tesla was my dream car.  “Just a year away” from self driving, so much tech and so cool.

      Now I scoff at them, would rather have a car that costs half as much.  The cyber truck is a disaster and the company is a joke.

    18. remindertomove on

      He deserves it 100%

      He will get it 100%

      Bet or ban

      So much toxic short sighted hate here, go x yourselves

    19. Thetrg on

      I’m confused why the author says the board is voting ‘yes’ to allow the ad spend in favor of Elons bonus payout.

      1. They don’t favor it.
      2. Boards don’t approve expenses by marketing departments… that’s just not how it works.
      3. Even if the board would require this type of spend to be approved we all know Enron is doing this shit without approval and taking the slap on the wrist after.

    22. funny_alias on

      Do I have to vote in person? If it’s online I’ll buy a single share so that I can vote “no”.

    24. Sofubar on

      The stock options were worth about 2 million when the package was agreed, at the time everyone laughed at him and said the objectives would not be achieved.

      The objectives ended up being vastly outperformed, making the options worth about 55billion.

      Downvote if it makes you feel better, but this is the truth.

    26. Dante_Arizona on

      So the best use of money is paying Musk and convincing shareholders to pay Musk? You mean there is no other issues with Tesla that may need this money more urgently?

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