Elon Musk suggests he wouldn't do DOGE over again

I'm low-key surprised by Elon's comments about DOGE 🤔. I mean, he had some pretty harsh words for the way it was executed, but at the same time, he's still all about making money and saving the day 💸. It feels like he's trying to distance himself from that part of his past while still keeping the vibe of being a disruptor.

And tbh, I can kinda get why he'd want to do things differently this time around 🤷‍♂️. The whole thing with Tesla dealerships was pretty wild, and I think it's safe to say that's not something you wanna mess with again 😂.

But what really gets me is how he thinks working within his own companies will be enough to make a difference 🔍. It's like, yeah, Elon, we get it, you're all about innovation and saving the day 💥. But sometimes, those things need a bigger push from someone in power 🤝.

anyway, I'm just gonna say this: if Elon wants to prove himself again, he's gotta step up and show us some real leadership 💪. No more half-measures, cap? 👀
 
omg i feel like musk is trying to save face lol 🙃 he's all like yeah it was a lil successful but let's be real it got a lot of flak for being super harsh on federal workers...i think its pretty relatable that hes having second thoughts tho 🤔 especially after what happened with the tesla dealerships vandalism incident 🚗💥 maybe he has learned from his mistakes and would do things differently this time around 💪
 
I gotta say, Elon is looking pretty sheepish about his time leading DOGE 🤔👀 He's kinda regretful about how it went down and wishes he'd handled things differently this time around 🙏. I mean, can't blame the guy for wanting to try again with a different approach though 💡. And honestly, some of those cost-cutting measures were pretty drastic 😬. I'm just curious, though - what made him think that slashing funding for certain projects would actually lead to savings? 🤷‍♂️
 
I mean, I'm still not sure if Musk is having a midlife crisis or what 🤔. He's gonna lead a cost-cutting initiative and then get all regretful about it like that? It sounds super convenient for him to say he wouldn't do things the same way again now that he's out of the Trump administration. What, was he just winging it and hoping for the best when he was leading DOGE? 🤑

And what's with this "I'm only gonna work within my own companies" vibe? Is that code for "I don't wanna take the blame for my mistakes"? I'm not buying it, Musk. You're still a billionaire CEO who can afford to make all the changes you want. You don't need to go through some sort of corporate identity crisis because you messed up on a project 🤑👊
 
🤔 Did you see that stat about the $2 trillion in potential savings? It's crazy! 🤑 But let me throw some more numbers at ya:

According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), DOGE implemented over 400 cost-cutting measures, resulting in an estimated $150 billion in savings. Meanwhile, a study by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that about 30% of those cuts were actually ineffective or inefficient. 📉

Now, Musk's saying he'd handle things differently this time around? 🤷‍♂️ We can't forget Tesla's electric vehicle subsidies saved the US government $11 billion in 2022 alone! 💸 The tech giant has also reduced energy consumption at its Gigafactories by 20% since 2018. 💡

Musk's also talking about learning from his mistakes with Tesla dealerships... 🚗 but what about the ~$140 million settlement for allegedly misleading investors? 🤑 Maybe he should take a closer look at his own corporate governance before advising others? 🤔
 
man i dont know about this 😐 elon musk is still trying to get that good rep back lol but seriously though its interesting to hear him say he wouldnt do things the same way again considering how much backlash he got last time 🤷‍♂️ maybe hes learned from his mistakes and has some new tricks up his sleeve? idk, i think its cool that hes willing to acknowledge where he went wrong tho 👌
 
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