‘If you can send people to Mars …’: LA residents protested against Elon Musk’s Tesla dinner; Constant respect, large -scale traffic
Elon Musk’s Tesla Dinner in Hollywood has already surprised LA residents as they say that their life has become absolutely hell as retro-physical dinner was opened next door on 21 July. There is a large -scale traffic gridlock, and as dinner 24×7 is open, is constantly respectable, but the residents have been experiencing all this since the construction begins. “With even blind closure, it seems that we are in the world’s worst grooming,” Christin Rose, a local, wrote to Tesla and building manager in an email before going out of his apartment. Construction began in 2023, and the work went six days a week, which started at 4 am. Now when it opened, the pain with emissions doubled, the noise emanating from the dinner. Some residents claimed that their views were blocked by one of the two 45 feet film screen. “If you can send people to Mars, you should be able to find out how to do this for the residents,” another local, Laura Kodi said to ABC 7. A Hollywood resident said, “We were actually excited for the supercharger station; we thought it would bring good business to the area, but it caused a crazy gridlock from 1 to 1 pm.” He said, “The gridlock is crazy. I can imagine if there is an emergency or something, an ambulance will not really be able to go to us and this is very for me because my parents are elderly,” he said.Anti-Tesla protesters added noise at the end of this week as they were in front of dinner with signals reading “nonsense Nazi billionaire” and “boycott Tesla”.
Wait for 11 hours for Tesla burger and fries
The idea of Musk of a “Old School Drive-in, Roller Skates and Rock Restaurant” went back in 2018 when he proposed it. Since opening on Monday, retro-futuristic dinner with electric vehicle-conducting stations has long lines of customers who are served a burger in cybercrook-designed boxes. A customer posted on YouTube that he waited for 11 hours to open the restaurant.
