Elon Musk’s X Sign Taken Down After Neighbors File Complaints WhatDoYouThink?
Twitter’s new X sign has been taken down after complaints from residents about intense light shining into homes and the sign lacking safety permits from the city. What doShelly Prechtel, Systems Analyst.
Twitter’s new X sign has been taken down after complaints from residents about intense light shining into homes and the sign lacking safety permits from the city. What doShelly Prechtel, Systems AnalystÖsterreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
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