When Elon Musk arrived in Washington to strip the federal government for parts, he brought a time-honored tradition from the tech world: around-the-clock hustle.
DOGE-supporting lawmakers are excited about Musk’s praise of the 120-hour work week and installation of beds in the Office of Personnel Management to facilitate late-night work sessions. Recent reports of sleeping pods getting delivered to DOGE offices show that for Musk, Washington is no different than a Tesla factory, where he basically lived for years, or X headquarters, where he converted offices into sleeping quarters.
Republicans in Congress told NOTUS they would welcome Musk’s work style on the hill.