SF Building Inspectors Look Into Reports of Makeshift Beds Inside Twitter Headquarters

The San Francisco Department of Building Inspection has opened an investigation after reports that makeshift motel rooms had been set up inside Twitter headquarters. Photos taken by people working inside the building show unremarkable accommodations. A bright orange carpet matches the accent wall, which is dominated by massive monitors. Each room reportedly has its own name and reservation status. The cleaning crew that was assigned to the floor where these rooms reportedly popped up recently said they were surprised to see them. “This is commercial zoning. So, it’s not supposed to be changed to a bedroom,” said Kevin, former cleaning crew member at Twitter.  Kevin worked for Twitter’s cleaning crew for 10 years and Martin Cerda for 8 years. Local He claims that as soon as these rooms were converted from conference rooms to sleeping rooms, the cleaning crews would be monitored by security agents while they cleaned them.           “They were always behind you and you had to take out the trash, take everything off the bed and it was a lot of pressure having them there,” said Cerca.  Sandra Santo said agents always made it clear to them when Elon Musk was in the building. She said security would
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