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Yes you would have a right to leave at any time. Failure on Elon's part to allow you off the craft promptly and in safe manner would literally be kidnapping or unlawful detention. Which I believe would be up to 3 years of imprisonment... and generally a felony.
Also, would probably be soliciting and probably a whole slew of other illegal actions here if that situation would occur.
Did you think you had a gotcha there?
You are quite pendantic
Care to elaborate? Or are we just going to drive-by name call and add nothing to the conversation?
I don't think I am... That situation doesn't even apply to this story. This would imply that workers don't have access to the dress code prior to starting the job, which I've already shown isn't the case (somewhere... might not have been in this particular thread). This stupid situation would make more sense if Elon told you that in order to fly with him you needed to dress like a stripper prior to getting on the plane... then you get on the plane and get mad when he ejects you for not being in proper uniform.
You call it pedantic... but EVEN in this stupidly constructed case... it's a dumb premise and it's clear that the right persists regardless.
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