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Enough Musk Spam
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Damn, execs are required to do drugs and Elon still can't keep his team together. Dude can't even nepotism right.
Nepotism is giving positions of power to your family members, tho
I checked the definition before posting and it was good but I could be wrong.
Doesn't make much sense to me, the way you used it. An example of nepotism might be if you gave your drug dealer a job instead of other candidates just because he is your drug dealer. Doing drugs with employees isn't necessarily nepotism.
No, the term for that is..."conducting unlawful activity on company grounds."
That's if he was doing nepotism correctly. Elon is just making the leaders of industry do what ever drugs he is doing.