Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, has responded to Charlie Munger, the vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, who recently made contentious cryptocurrency-related statements, by recalling how the latter was skeptical of the pioneering e-car company.
Munger once told the “whole table” that the company would fail at a lunch, according to the centibillionaire. While Musk admits that the scathing remark hurt him, he assured Munger that it was “worth trying” to make Tesla a success despite its slim chances.
Members of the investment community, like MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor. Then, and Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus, have weighed in on Elon’s story of patience and tenacity. Others just applauded Musk for giving the “greatest response ever,”
While others shared amusing stories about Musk’s tense encounter with Munger:
In July 2020, Elon surpassed Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. His net fortune surpassed $300 billion last year.
The Oracle of Omaha has decided not to invest in Tesla, while complimenting Musk for doing
“some fantastic things.”
Last October, Musk mocked Buffett by suggesting that the latter should make money by investing in Tesla’s stock.
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