Tech billionaire Elon Musk is facing serious heat from Tesla investors who are basically saying, “Dude, what are you even doing?”

In a bold move that screams “we’re not playing around,” a coalition of shareholders has drafted a letter demanding Musk commit at least 40 hours a week to actually running Tesla. With Musk juggling SpaceX, X (formerly Twitter), xAI, Neuralink, and even a government efficiency role, Tesla’s performance has been looking more like a rollercoaster than a tech empire.

The Multi-Tasking Madness

Let’s break this down: while Musk is busy tweeting, launching rockets, and doing whatever else catches his attention, Tesla’s sales are dwindling faster than avocado toast at a brunch spot. The investors aren’t just whispering - they’re shouting that his divided attention is killing the company’s vibe.

Show Me the Focus

The investor letter is basically a corporate intervention. They want Musk’s pay tied to actually showing up and running Tesla, and they’re calling for a real succession plan. Translation: they want a backup plan in case Musk continues his entrepreneurial ADHD.

The Independent Board Dream

As a cherry on top, these investors are demanding an independent board member who isn’t in Musk’s personal network. Because apparently, the current board is about as useful as a chocolate teapot when it comes to holding Musk accountable.

Stay tuned, tech lovers - this corporate drama is just getting started.