Elon Musk posted a screenshot early Saturday showing him using Grok Bot to research "the best Lego Star Wars sets for small children" and place an order directly. The image showed order number T517579349, five Lego sets totaling $241.34 paid with an American Express card, plus recipient name Elon Musk, a Texas address at 104 Buckingham Rd, Austin, and the reply email [email protected]. A 20-year-old X user, Enderman, who has roughly 154,000 followers, mocked Musk for exposing personal information and posted screenshots of a chat with Lego's AI customer service agent Sophia, saying a cancellation request had been submitted. Musk replied that the address is not his home but a mail drop for his security team and that the order was not canceled; Grok Bot then checked the Lego order page and said all five sets remain at $241.34 with status "In Warehouse," which Lego says means the order can no longer be canceled or changed, adding that its inbox is being flooded with prank mail and that someone registered a Lego account with that address.