Elon Musk apparently told a Twitter investor during a 4 a.m. call that he would pay the company’s office rent «over my dead body».
Elon Musk apparently told a Twitter investor during a 4 a.m. call that he would pay the company’s office rent «over my dead body».
According to a new lawsuit filed by six former Twitter employees against Twitter, Pablo Mendoza, a venture capitalist who invested in Twitter 2.0, had a chat with Musk in the wee hours, reports Business Insider.
Musk bluntly told Mendoza that not paying rent was non-negotiable with ‘over his dead body’ remark.
The lawsuit said that Joseph Killian, a plaintiff who worked at Twitter for 12 years and oversaw office design, was aware that Musk decided to stop paying office rent.
