City Attorney David Chiu expressed a common sentiment among San Franciscans, saying, 'good riddance' as X/Twitter's move follows years of discontent between the tech giant and the city.
Chief Economist Ted Egan pointed out that X/Twitter's shrinking presence meant their departure would have little impact, asserting, 'In many respects, they were already gone.'
Elon Musk's frustrations with San Francisco escalated post-pandemic, stating on social media that he felt trapped in the company's garage due to local crime, reflecting larger issues.
Musk's decision to relocate headquarters to Texas was influenced by a combination of local regulatory conflicts and political climate dissatisfaction, shifting the tech narrative away from California.
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