'I might move to Texas. Here's the thing, if California continues to be this restrictive I don't know if this is a good place to live,' the popular podcast host said during a recent show.
has suggested he could move from California to Texas, in part due to coronavirus restrictions.Experience" podcast on YouTube, has indicated his operation could soon shift to the Lone Star state for several reasons, including the high cost of living on the West Coast.he could move Tesla production to Texas amid an argument with"I might move to Texas... if California continues to be this restrictive I don't know if this is a good place to live.
They were reacting to the news that some regions of California may remain under stay-at-home orders for months
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