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Elon Musk is back to sleeping at the Tesla factory. “Car biz is hell,” Musk tweeted. He was responding to reports revolving the production delays with the Model 3 electric car.

Elon Musk sleeps on Tesla factory floor -- should you care?

Elon Musk is back to sleeping at the Tesla factory. “Car biz is hell,” Musk tweeted. He was responding to reports revolving the production delays with the Model 3 electric car.

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