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Fortune
Eleanor Pringle

One guy making anti-Musk stickers for Teslas is raking in $100,000 a month

U.S. President Donald Trump, accompanied by White House Senior Advisor, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk (Credit: Andrew Harnik - Getty Images)
  • As Tesla CEO Elon Musk becomes more politically entangled, some Tesla owners are distancing themselves from him by purchasing anti-Musk bumper stickers. It has created a booming business for Matthew Hiller, whose sales surged after Musk's public support for Trump. Meanwhile, Tesla shareholders are divided on Musk’s leadership. Some are praising his recent efforts to refocus on the company while others argue he has neglected Tesla in favor of his government role.

Tesla might be big business, but it turns out making anti-Elon Musk bumper stickers for the EVs is also a pretty lucrative side-hustle. Since President Trump's inauguration, and particularly in the past few weeks, Tesla has been targeted by protestors who have variously thrown Molotov cocktails at vehicles in Las Vegas, fired gunshots at a showroom in Portland, Oregon, and set charging points on fire in Boston.

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