Elon Musk spray painted a broken conveyor belt at his Tesla factory, and the staff rectified it within 48 hours.

The Tesla boss took to X/Twitter and shared the pictures of the stick figures he had spray painted on the equipment. One of the stick figures yelled for help in the exposed conveyor belt. The billionaire remarked that he "was trying to show the construction team day shift what equipment wasn't working and needed to be removed."

In a follow-up tweet, Musk stated that within a span of forty-eight hours, the Tesla team cleared out the broken conveyor system.

Reactions poured in, with several praising the DOGE chief and senior advisor to the 47th president of the United States, Shri Donald Trump. Some fancied Musk as their boss, while others appreciated his sense of humor as a CEO. "Elon Musk being Elon Musk," wrote one user. Another jibed, "If this whole Tesla thing doesn't work out for you, you could probably go the route of Hunter Biden and get into selling artwork." One user noted, "Autistic coded." Not everyone on X/Twitter is amused at the Stickman spray paints by Elon Musk. One user commented, "Waste of money," while another called the Tesla chief the "Cringiest man on the planet." Meanwhile, a handful of users on the microblogging app dubbed Elon Musk a graffiti artist. Vo sab toh theek hai, just hoping he doesn't release 'em NFTs of the stickman figures.

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