Elon Musk, the tech mogul and owner of X (formerly Twitter), hinted at a possible role in Donald Trump’s White House after Trump’s recent election win. Early Wednesday, Musk posted a playful, edited image showing Trump holding a sink in the Oval Office. This throwback image refers to the day Musk famously walked into Twitter’s headquarters with a sink after he acquired the platform in 2022. Musk’s caption for the post? “Let that sink in!”

Musk’s post, paired with his past support for Trump, has sparked speculation. Could Musk actually have a role in Trump’s administration? Trump had once joked about making Musk his “secretary of cost-cutting.” Now, as the idea gains traction, people wonder if this could really happen.

Over the past few months, Musk has openly supported Trump, donating over $118 million to his campaign since July. After U.S. media projected Trump as the likely winner, Musk shared his excitement on X with messages like “Game, set and match,” a term used in tennis when a player has won. Musk later posted a picture from an election night party with Trump, captioned with phrases like, “America is a nation of builders,” and “Soon, you will be free to build.”

With Musk’s influence in tech and business, and Trump’s promises for economic change, a partnership between the two could make waves. Although no official role has been confirmed, Musk’s social media hint has fueled conversation about the possibilities.

For now, it remains to be seen if Musk will join Trump’s team, but his enthusiastic posts certainly suggest an eagerness to be involved in shaping the country’s future.