• Elon Musk blasted San Francisco Mayor London Breed for investigating Twitter Inc for setting up bedrooms at its headquarters.

• Musk called the attack unfair as it was "providing beds for tired employees," Bloomberg reports.

• Twitter recently turned several conference rooms at the office into makeshift bedrooms, complete with furniture like bedside tables and armchairs.

• Also Read: Post Elon Musk's Takeover, Cyber Specialists Flag Twitter's Misinformation Concerns On US Midterm Eve

• Twitter no longer needs as many conference rooms after downsizing thousands of employees after Musk's $44 billion takeover.

• San Francisco's Department of Building Inspections looked to conduct a site inspection on Twitter headquarters following a complaint about the bedrooms, a possible violation of the building code.

• Before consummating his Twitter takeover, Musk shared the idea of turning Twitter's office building into a homeless shelter, saying that employees were not turning up due to its now-discontinued work-from-home policies.

• Musk expects employees to slog for long hours and even sleep at the office when necessary.

• Musk also asked many of his employees at Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) and the Boring Co to assist him at Twitter during the transition period.

• The rooms will likely cater to the above workers, some of whom travel to Twitter for work meetings.

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