I’ve got a load of codes if anyone wants.
Toys completely out of the pram
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The world’s #1 spoiled child.
Later, Linda Yaccarino, the CEO of X, described Musk’s interview as “wide ranging and candid” and made a pitch to advertisers. “X is standing at a unique and amazing intersection of Free Speech and Main Street – and the X community is powerful and is here to welcome you,” she wrote on the plaform.
Whatever this woman is being paid, I bet it barely covers her Gaviscon consumption.
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… let alone the hallucinogens.
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The first rule of business is to be in business. If you make a hostile unmanageable environment with toxic hurdles, few brands will wish to be aligned if their markets are not in-sync morally or culturally (If you make a cesspit, expect shit).
Whilst he may view ‘X’ or what ever it’s called as ‘everything’ it’s just a communications bubble - it can and may well pop. Being a disruptor / rebel / maverick can be attractive and can shake things up but it’s a fine line between that and rejection. What users and advertisers will ask is, is ‘X’ on the way up or on the way down since Elon’s take over? Sure some will stick around to ‘see what happens’ but only for so long…His shit is getting tired.
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I’ve come to this weird conclusion that Musk, despite suggestions to the contrary, isn’t in fact deliberately trying to take down Twitter (suggestions that his financial backing from places like Saudi because they didn’t like what was said on Twitter). Because if you were plotting to go about bankrupting such a company, you’d think it far too obvious to go about it in the way Musk is doing so. It’s just insane.
Bit of Asperger’s and an ego can quite easily present itself as insanity.
I expect he will end up selling lots of shares in X and he will be forced to stfu by the shareholders.
Then there will be another company, and probably another. He needs to be able to tell people how amazing he is.
Supposing twitter was going great and Elon was doing a better job than the last incumbent. Twitters demographic is aging, Gen Zers and millennials are not interested - it’s not got legacy legs based simply on this.
Elon wants to be more like Wechat and create a social amazon but his repeated nauses make that ever further from marketable
Woes deepen:
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When entire additional countries join a strike in solidarity against you. #winning
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I expect you could easily knock off a good few zeros from that number of users if/when it happens.
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He really is an utter spunk trumpet.
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I realise this never got posted, some proper grade A cuntery from Tesla here:
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/tesla-musk-steering-suspension/
Don’t think he’ll get the 70% loss in value back by charging a monthly subscription fee.
Jack used to get a huge amount of flack for his apparent lack of clear direction / intervention etc in what Twitter was doing, but my god he looks like a giant of wisdom and intelligence compared to how things have been under Musk.
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Cybertruck driver with VR goggles on in case the world was going too well at the moment.
Wotta cunt! 
