Elon Musk claims the only thing stopping him from turning part of Twitter's San Francisco HQ into a homeless shelter is the building's owner
Twitter owner Elon Musk has claimed that he wants to turn one of the company's San Francisco buildings into a homeless shelter, but the building's owners won't allow it.on Tuesday night."They won't let us."."We're only using one of the buildings so the other building could be a homeless shelter," Musk said."We would like to do it right now ... If the building owner lets us, we'll do it.
The building's owners didn't immediately respond to Insider's request for comment, made outside of regular working hours. When asked for further details about how the homeless shelter would operate, Musk said:"I don't know, we could just let people stay there. It's nice ... They could bring their stuff, bring their tent, whatever."
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