Nor should I be? A company that can’t survive with one person missing isn’t much of a company is it?

The goal is 48 for me. But beyond that, I promise I won’t be the type of person who expects to get work back that I “handed off to junior employees during (my) absence.” I look forward to the days when I can hand out work and utilize the talents of those younger than me to make myself look good.

I will never be on Musk’s side... but working with Engineers over 50 is fucking exhausting. They don’t appear to be interested in any improvements that have been made since they graduated in 1990.

As the reply always goes, freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequences.

I don’t even like Elon Musk, but this article is “journalist brain” at its worst.

1. “Federal taxes” =/= solely income tax. Where’s your payroll tax analysis?

Paying tax on money you haven’t received is a horrible idea and if you think they wont use this as an excuse to raid the middle class you are clueless.

It is reminiscent of older Jalopnik articles that actually had substance to them. 

I wonder if it’s disheartening to realize at this point in one’s career that you’re essentially a paid troll? You gotta kinda feel bad for the guy...

These companies are supplying us with resources that we literally have to have as a society to function. We’re not at the point where we can fuel the world economy on butterflies and dandelions yet.

How can a paint scheme be greedy? Anyway, I like the JFK scheme better but this new one doesn’t look that bad. It’s not like they’re painting it to look like the Team America jet.

its just paint. planes get repainted all the time.

You should get greyed for trying to make “Musk-holes” happen. 

Eddie’s aged a fair bit better than Martin Lawrence seems to have, and has been lying just as low so he’s ripe for a comeback.

I think it’s instructive to remember that the US is currently at (or very near) its highest production output in history. It also is instructive to remember that a key indicator of capacity is productivity, which is also at its highest point in history.

I work for a tech startup and it too might be viewed as a “circus” from the outside. We definitely are not run like a “well oiled machine.” To extend the metaphor, a well oiled machine is designed to perfectly execute a specific task and is good at doing so at the expense of flexibility. A well oiled machine is…

I work at a stamping plant for a major automaker. That dirt you see on those Tesla components is hardly a thing to gawk at. We laugh at the “wash me” grafitti written on robot arms and panels every day. Sure, McLaren’s shop is spotless, because they’re not trying to pump out hundreds of thousands of vehicles at a…

Bruh, put down the hatorade.

Deep cuts. I haven’t heard this song since college. Now looking for my International Pop Overthrow cassette.