Good morning, and it's Thursday, February 9th. It is six minutes after 11 and you're listening

to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. So Twitter had a very big day yesterday. They were in the news

a lot. They were down big power outage for all Twitter users. Elon Musk was trying to upgrade a

feature at one point and said, Nope, let's just keep the stability of the product going,

put the upgrade on pause. And now it's being said that Twitter blue users are able to tweet out

at least 4,000 characters. What's a Twitter blue? It's an upgrade. You have to pay for it. Yeah,

and if you do that, you can tweet more. Is there anything that would make you pay for Twitter?

Like I can't see anything that I would pay to use Twitter for. I don't have a problem paying for

Twitter. I don't understand why so many people think that it should be a free product.

I don't have a problem with them. Charging. I don't care. What I'm just saying is there's

nothing that I would pay to do. I'm not like some person that says they shouldn't make money

wherever they can make money if it's a private company. And if you don't want to engage in it,

then you don't have to engage in it. But I'm just saying, like if they came to me tomorrow and said,

you're going to have to pay for Twitter or we're going to shut your account down.

It'd be okay letting it go. Yeah, I mean, just because I just use it to annoy people.

Right. I think it really depends on how much. And I can just like hear when it comes to annoying

people. You know, I recently learned that the blue check mark that a lot of people do pay it

again. I think that if you select to receive ads, you can also get the blue check mark that way.

So instead of paying, you just have to watch a 15 or 30 seconds commercial. I don't understand

the obsession with any of this, right? Like, I mean, I just so I just like blue check marks. So what?

We've talked about this before. Yeah. So what? You don't need to be verified. Have you ever thought?

Like I'm going to ignore what this person says and then you're like, oh, wait,

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