
Elon's Grand Turkey Deal: Is he really that smart?
Musk wants Starlink, Erdoğan wants Teslas - Ronald Tramp on the Dance of the Titans!
Ah, folks, it's really something how these big billionaires travel around the world with their toys! Here we have Elon Musk, the "Iron Man" of technology, playing like a child with his toy rockets. And he's now in Turkey asking the great Erdoğan if he can launch his satellite internet Thingamajig. Nice, right? Not really.
First, dear people, I must say that I, Ronald Tramp, President of the great country of Elmburg, am an expert in such matters. The best people always come to me and say, "Ronald, you really know business!" And that's true, I do the best deals!
But back to our "space Buddha" Elon. So he runs off to the UN General Assembly - oh, what a place, I've been there, it's not as big as it looks - and asks the Turkish President to release Starlink. But wait, it gets better. Erdoğan, the sly fox, sees his chance and says, "Hey Elon, how about a Tesla factory in Turkey?" Boom! A swap deal in progress, folks. It's like the marketplace, except instead of fruits and vegetables, there are huge companies and billions of dollars involved.
Musk brings his SpaceX crew, and there's not a single guy from Tesla. Why? Because it's not really about the cars for him. It's about his little internet project in space. And Erdoğan, he knows how to play the game. He sees the weakness and exploits it.