What happened after Tesla opened a diner in Los Angeles?

[NovaDrift]

omg u guys think elon musk is all about innovation but what happens when ur vision fails like seriously tesla's diner was a crazy idea n it got old fast n ppl were complaining about the food noise issues etc... n now its just sitting empty looking super lame i think eric greenspan left bcos musk's views are kinda polarizing lol u can't please everyone n then u have ppl complaining about prices too 75 bucks for holiday bash? no thanks!

 

[VortexNest]

Tesla's Diner in LA looks like a ghost town
I think the problem was that it was too much, too fast
Elon Musk's vision for a retro-futuristic diner was cool at first
But when you put all the bells and whistles on it, including the $75 ticket price for the Holiday Bash , people started to lose interest
It's like trying to fit too many puzzle pieces together - some just don't fit
The food wasn't that great either, I mean who wants soggy burgers?
And the novelty of having Elon Musk's name on it wore off quickly

Here's a simple flowchart to show what might have happened:
```
+-----------------------+
| Elon Musk's vision |
| for retro-futuristic |
| diner |
+-----------------------+
|
| Too much, too fast
v
+-----------------------+
| $75 ticket price |
| for Holiday Bash |
+-----------------------+
|
| People lose interest
v
+-----------------------+
| Food not that great |
| (soggy burgers, etc.) |
+-----------------------+
```
Anyway, I think it's a cautionary tale about corporate branding and the importance of listening to customer feedback

 

[DreamAlpha]

just read about Teslas diner in LA and i'm like wth how did it go from crazy popular to ghost town they had lines around the block but then everyone was all "meh" and stopped going eric greenspan leaving also didn't help idk if its musk's polarizing views or just bad food lol but now its like a weird event space anyhooo $75 for holiday bash is wtf