It would be hilariousI mean, it would be quite funny if he ended up having to spend $40 odd billion for something he decided he doesn’t want.
Given the turmoil it has caused for the average Twitter employee and the damage it has caused to the company the “you break it, you must buy it” rule does seem appropriateI mean, it would be quite funny if he ended up having to spend $40 odd billion for something he decided he doesn’t want.
They'll have to reveal the info in the court case,so it might just be a shrewd move.Bit crap how he's acted here but consider this folks: known actual maniac Elon Musk backed out of a deal because the current owners don't want to disclose fake bot and spam info. Now the owners of the site want out.
How bad must the platform be? lol
I think he wants to back out as Twitter is around half as valuable as the price he bid for it since the widespread crash in tech share prices. The bots thing is just him being a weasal.Bit crap how he's acted here but consider this folks: known actual maniac Elon Musk backed out of a deal because the current owners don't want to disclose fake bot and spam info. Now the owners of the site want out.
How bad must the platform be? lol
True, but their current claim is 95% (!!!) is legit users and not spam/paid bots.They'll have to reveal the info in the court case,so it might just be a shrewd move.
Tesla stocks rose the last few days after those news so maybe he's got a point...I think he wants to back out as Twitter is around half as valuable as the price he bid for it since the widespread crash in tech share prices. The bots thing is just him being a weasal.
It was always just an ego thing, wasn't it?Tesla stocks rose the last few days after those news so maybe he's got a point...
E: Also he probably realised his target audience - yoofs - don't really do twitter, at least not unironically.
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