Robotaxi announced that it can now operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in every city where it’s available.
Musk read that and carefully worked out an elementary-school multiplication problem:
24 × 7 = 168.
So he said that Robotaxi works 168 hours a week.
While workers are still debating whether a 40- or 60-hour workweek is better, Robotaxi has already scheduled every single hour of the week—and doesn’t even need to learn what a weekend is.
The most infuriating part is that it’s never late, never calls in sick, never slacks off, and doesn’t even leave you on read after work.
Humans have spent centuries debating labor laws. Robotaxi needed just one multiplication problem to announce: “Not a single hour of my week belongs to me.” $SPCXB
Musk read that and carefully worked out an elementary-school multiplication problem:
24 × 7 = 168.
So he said that Robotaxi works 168 hours a week.
While workers are still debating whether a 40- or 60-hour workweek is better, Robotaxi has already scheduled every single hour of the week—and doesn’t even need to learn what a weekend is.
The most infuriating part is that it’s never late, never calls in sick, never slacks off, and doesn’t even leave you on read after work.
Humans have spent centuries debating labor laws. Robotaxi needed just one multiplication problem to announce: “Not a single hour of my week belongs to me.” $SPCXB
