The only people I know who got it are sex workers who use Twitter to conduct their business. This tracks.
At least thereās one valid user group.
Voluntary basis = Unpaid
Pity the fools who bought one of these vanity vehicles.
He āexpectsā to find somebody else? Iām no business genius myself, but thatās just weak sauce, no different from saying āI thinkā¦ā that something will happen. āOver time,ā criminy, make another entry in https://elonmusk.today/
Couldāve said something to the effect of āweāre currently reviewing candidates for a new leadership role blah blahā but he didnāt cause heās a dunce and a jackass.
āI wanted to be ā¦ a lumberjack!ā
āAt SpaceX itās really that Iām responsible for the engineering of the rockets and Tesla for the technology in the car that makes it successful,ā
So, perjury, already?
No one FORCED him to be the CEO of literally anythingā¦ he made the choice to buy those companies and MAKE himself CEO! FFSā¦
But is it really perjury if he thinks itās true? /s Yes. Yes it isā¦
I meanā¦I can almost believe Elon Musk knows so little about engineering he doesnāt actually know whether heās done any or not.
Yes, but you see, he had to because they wouldnāt let him engineer or unblock Nazis any other way. 
So yet another way heās making sacrifices for the good of humanity! A true humanitarian! /s
For the good of all of us
Except the ones who are dead 
As soon as he blows up his empire and moves to Galtās Gultch, someone needs to buy the property next door and put in a chemical dump site.
Is that the name of a crater on Mars?
as we all know, rich people are incapable of forming ācriminal intentā in their brains 
It would be hard to pity his mega losses. ā¦ The more he made, all the more he needed to make next time. Such gratuitous greed is obscene and immoral, especially when the superfluous profit comes out of the hide of those with little or nothing.
Still, there must be a point at which the status quo ā where already huge corporate profits and untaxed superfluous wealth are maintained or increased while many people are denied even lifeās basic necessities ā can/will end up hurting big businessās own monetary interests. I can imagine that a healthy, strong and large consumer base ā and not just very wealthy consumers ā are needed.
Or could it be that, generally speaking, the unlimited profit objective/nature is somehow irresistible, including the willingness to simultaneously allow an already squeezed consumer base to continue so ā or even squeezed further?
When it comes to unhinged capitalism, one sees corporate CEOs shrugging their shoulders and defensively saying that their job is to protect shareholdersā bottom-line interests; and the shareholders meanwhile shrug their shoulders while defensively stating that they just collect the dividends and that the CEOs are the ones to make the moral and/or ethical decisions.
āAt its heart, Twitter is a software and servers company, so I think this makes sense,ā Musk wrote.
Twitter doesnāt earn its revenue from software or servers. The company operates like a publisher, attracting users who share their thoughts and read those of others on the platform, then charging advertisers to access that audience.
Musk has repeatedly said since taking over that heāll prioritize boosting the companyās subscription revenue by charging for the blue check marks that Twitter uses to verify some usersā identities, pleading with critics that āWe need to pay the bills somehow!ā
Trying to salvage a sinking business by guilting readers into paying more for the service is also a hallmark of the publishing industry.
