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Am changing the Tesla mission wording from: Sustainable Abundance To Amazing Abundance

@SawyerMerritt Victory at last. He deserves every penny of this pay package

BREAKING: Elon Musk’s 2018 CEO pay package from Tesla, worth some $56 billion when it vested, must be restored, the Delaware Supreme Court has just ruled. TESLA AND ELON MUSK WON! 🥳

@SawyerMerritt We did it guys. What an historic day!!! ✅

BREAKING: Tesla shareholders have officially approved Elon Musk’s 2025 CEO Performance Award Plan with 75% voting in favor! Full steam ahead into a future of autonomy, robotaxis, Optimus and sustainable abundance!

Car-shaped robots

@Tesla ✅

Tesla shareholders: We need your vote! Our next chapter will help create a world we’ve only begun to imagine & put the world on a path towards sustainable abundance for all. To make this future a reality, we need your support. We are asking shareholders to vote with our Board’s recommendations on *all* proposals. You should now have received your control numbers that will enable you to vote. For instructions on how to vote, please refer to your proxy materials or visit votetesla.com

@SawyerMerritt @elonmusk @SawyerMerritt why against the 6th proposal?

I have just officially voted FOR @elonmusk's new 2025 CEO Performance Award and a Tesla investment in xAI. Go vote!

FSD Supervised rolling out in more countries

Daddy is very much home. Am burning the midnight oil with Optimus engineering on Friday night, then redeye overnight to Austin arriving 5am, wake up to have lunch with my kids and then spend all Saturday afternoon in deep technical reviews for the Tesla AI5 chip design. Fly to Colossus II on Monday to walk the whole datacenter floor, review transformers and power production (excellent progress), depart midnight. Then up to 12 hours of back to back meetings across all Tesla departments, but particular focus on AI/Autopilot, Optimus production plans and vehicle production/delivery.

TSLA up $69 to ~$420 as foretold in the prophecy

I took my friend Roger for a @robotaxi ride. Roger is vision-impaired and unable to drive. His story highlights the importance of autonomy and the future of mobility for all. @Tesla @elonmusk @Tesla_AI

#iCant believe some people had to wait 5 years for Sleep Score 🫣

@SamsungMobileUS Lol

🍎 just announced live translation at Zzz-note 🥱 All we can say is, welcome to the party 🥳 #iCant

@SawyerMerritt Will the $250 non-refundable order fee be considered down-payment?

There’s been some confusion about the $7,500 federal EV credit in the US being “extended.” It’s not, the credit still ends on September 30th. But on August 21, the IRS clarified that EV buyers have some new flexibility. Let me explain: • If you sign a binding purchase contract + make a payment (even a small downpayment or trade-in) before Sept 30, you lock in eligibility. • The car doesn’t have to be delivered by Sept 30. You can take delivery later. • The credit is only applied when the car is placed in service (i.e., when you take delivery), but eligibility is tied to the contract date (must be by Sept 30). The dealer will provide a time of sale report then. So basically, you can still take advantage of the EV credit after Sept 30, but you need to sign a binding purchase agreement for the car and make a payment (small downpayment or trade-in) before Sept 30. The car doesn’t have to be delivered by then, you can still get the credit even if it arrives weeks or months later. This is especially helpful for buyers ordering a vehicle that isn’t immediately available, such as one being built (custom/factory order) or shipped from another state. Having said all that, if you want to take advantage of the EV credit, I would still order as soon as possible. I'd also encourage buyers to reach out directly to EV makers to get further clarification/info on this updated IRS language.

Chimaev going full Speed #UFC319

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Can we can say Usyk is the GOAT. He defeated them all #UsykDubois2