As I understand it, the city can force the issue but needs to get a warrant if not allowed in. So it will likely take a little (and I do mean little) effort to get up there.
My cite is my personal run-in with the city inspectional services (though not in CA).
I’m seeing “blaze” as “blazing up” is slang for smoking and a “doobie” is slang for a blunt which is weed (marijuana) wrapped up in paper. Elmo been known to dabble.
Also you have - “Developed by BC Seed company, Blaze is one of the most potent sativas with an average THC level of 20% and a CBD level of less than 1%. This energy-inducing …”
So, “Blaze your glory” is basically telling someone to drop dead in a spectacular fashion, such as being killed by a gigantic strobing “X” falling off the roof of a San Francisco building.
I think it would be more like standing on top of the giant X playing an electric guitar while it falls off the roof, plunging you to your death as you grind out one last power chord.
Don’t know about that slogan. Perhaps he hopes to inspire users to make their blazing saddles a torch to light the way. But it sounds like something a personal trainer might say. Feel the burn! It’s all you! This is your Twix! Maximize synergy! Serenity now! Push your paradigm!
Strikes me that it may be intended as a “thinly veiled threat,” but it comes off as a desperate bluff. Where’s he going to find a sucker willing to turn over the keys to a building at this point?
Of course, past performance suggests that if there’s ever a mogul dumb enough to pack out of one location without having first secured a destination facility, it’s gonna be Elon.
Downtown SF retail is in crisis, so I would understand if the the city slow walks this one. Musk may be a deadbeat tenant, but his employees presumably generate a fair amount of spending and tax revenue.
“Blaze your glory”: I see a lot of Cheech and Chong ads on twitter. Maybe Musk has given up on securing mainstream advertising. Promoting an edgy look is a niche strategy, not a mainstream one.
If only that were true. He’s on a mission to save the world from the existential threat of underpopulation of wealthy white people, personally having fathered (using the term in the loosest sense) 10 children, one of which is trans who he deadnames, two of whom he decided to come up with their names while high as a kite, an ex-wife who he is convinced (and managed to convince her) is a product of his mind’s creation inside the Matrix he lives in - oh, and he had a three-way with Amber Heard while she was still married to Johnny Depp. Thankfully Depp wasn’t the third party in that threesome.
God how I wish I was making any of that up. Less than two years ago I was blissfully entirely ignorant of Elmo’s sex life. Now? There isn’t enough brain-bleach to do the job.
It’s not even a threat - it’s just Musk blurting out words he thinks will let him get his way. The truth is he’d leave in a heartbeat if the whim took him, no matter what statements he makes now or what the city let him get away with.
In fact, it’s that attitude that makes it imperative they get into the building - I have no trouble believing Musk would endanger his (remaining) employees and the public with some half-assed construct because he wanted it up now.
I would just like to point out that Elon Musk traded in “tweet”, a branded term so powerful that using your service is in the dictionary, with the generic “post”, and is now pushing “Blaze your glory”, where “blaze” already means to pay to self-promote on rival platform Tumblr. It’s hard to express how stupid this is.