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Elon Musk, while auditing government agencies, he's quietly building something behind the scenes

that's making Wall Street nervous, and it's not Rockets or AI. You see, while everyone's focused on Doge drama,

he's secretly constructing $10,000 homes in restricted areas across Texas. But there's something

hidden in the permit applications that nobody's talking about, and it's a three-headed monster.

The first is the company town revelation. You see, what Musk is actually building is a modern-day company town.

Elon Musk reportedly planning to build his own town near Austin. This is all according to the Wall

Street Journal, which cites county deeds and other land records for some 3,500 acres purchased in

Bastrop County. And while he's dangling those $10,000 homes like candy, and more on that

shocking price tag in just a minute, there's something much bigger happening here. You see,

100 years ago, Ford tried this exact same thing. They built entire towns where workers lived,

where they shopped, and where they worked, all controlled by the company. Well, it ended in riots

and strikes. But Musk, he thinks he's found a way

to make it work in 2025. According to these leaked documents, Musk's new town, Snailbrook, isn't just a

few houses near a factory. We're talking schools, stores, potentially their own police force. For certain,

private utilities and infrastructure with minimal oversight from local

governments. Workers living in Snailbrook, they may face unique pressures, like relying on Musk not

just as their employer, but also as their landlord. I mean, you quit your job, you lose your home.

You get fired, 30 days to get out. Think about it. Big Tech already feeds their employees,

does their laundry,

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