Just when you thought Elon Musk couldn’t get any more… Elon, he’s back with another wild venture that’s making tech Twitter collectively scratch their heads.

The Tesla CEO is eyeing Palo Alto for his next culinary conquest - a Tesla Diner that promises to be part restaurant, part tech playground, and 100% peak Silicon Valley absurdity. After launching a similar spot in Los Angeles this summer, Musk seems determined to expand his fast-food-meets-electric-vehicle empire.

The Cybertruck Cuisine Experience

Imagine grabbing a burger served in a Cybertruck-shaped box while a robot potentially serves you popcorn. Sounds like a fever dream? Welcome to Elon Musk’s latest project. The LA location reportedly served nearly 700 burgers daily, though critics have been less than impressed - with the New York Times sarcastically noting the most interactive “robot” was actually a comedian in costume.

California: Love Him or Hate Him?

There’s rich irony in Musk’s plan, given his very public drama about leaving California. After years of loudly proclaiming his businesses would abandon the state, he’s now wanting to plant another Tesla flag right in the heart of Silicon Valley. Classic Musk move: unpredictable, slightly chaotic, and guaranteed to generate buzz.

Money Talks (Or Maybe Just Laughs)

With Tesla shareholders recently approving a mind-boggling $1 trillion pay package for Musk, it seems these diners might be less about profit and more about creating a tech bro playground. Whether the venture succeeds or becomes another quirky footnote in Musk’s business history remains to be seen. One thing’s certain: Silicon Valley’s never boring with him around.