American Tech YouTuber JerryRigEverything calls out tech mogul Elon Musk amidst his announcement of giving away his SpaceX shares next year.

Popular tech YouTuber Zack Nelson, better known as JerryRigEverything, reacts to Elon Musk’s promise to give away one of his SpaceX shares next year. On his personal X account, the YouTuber reposted the tech mogul’s promise to give away one of his SpaceX shares to every child in America, but he would do it next year. The YouTuber asked why he couldn’t make it happen today and asked about his checks from DOGE.
“why is it always ‘next year’ and never ‘right now’. Where is our DOGE checks big dog?”
The YouTuber was curious why the former trillionaire held back one of his SpaceX shares today and waited a full year to keep his promise.
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JerryRigEverything Reacts to Elon Musk’s Promise To Give Away One of His SpaceX Shares to Every Child in America

The tech YouTuber and the tech mogul have been at odds before, and JerryRigEverything takes every chance he can get to take a jab at Musk. Nelson once made fun of the supervised engineering tests of a Tesla Cybercab. After Elon Musk made a promise to give every kid in America one of his shares of SpaceX, the YouTuber pointed out that he could just do it now.
Nelson also referenced the DOGE initiative. Last year, Elon Musk played an important role after President Donald Trump entrusted this job to the tech mogul. The initiative officially ceased operations in July this year, which made JerryRigEverything ask out loud where the checks are currently.
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