@jcsuperstaruk: Not every Tesla shareholder meeting question goes according to plan. During one meeting, a man stood up, described himself as a super genius comparable to Elon Musk, and then nominated himself for vice chairman of Tesla while making his future CEO ambitions pretty clear. The room went quiet. Musk stayed composed, remained polite, and handled a moment that clearly was not in the script. That is part of leading a company with a massive public following. Shareholder meetings, interviews, and Q&As are all unpredictable, and sometimes the audience creates the most memorable moment of the entire event. Leading at scale means being ready for almost anything.