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Do you think you can avoid being criticized?

No, not going to happen.

Elon Musk last week, the guy shoots rockets in the air,

on top of, you know, owning Tesla and owning Twitter.

But love them or hate him?

Not here.

I don't care about the opinion of Elon Musk,

what anybody thinks about it. What I'm saying is this, though. The guy shot a rocket in the air

again last week and exploded, I guess. I didn't even see it on the news. All I saw was people

making fun of him. A lot of people laughing at him, ridiculing him, mocking him. Hey, I saw your

rocket blew up. The guy shoots rockets up in the air and him, mocking him. Hey, I saw your rocket blew up.

The guy shoots rockets up in the air and he's getting criticized.

Like, he's had a number of successful launches.

One blows up and what's he do?

He goes, and from what I saw on Twitter, humbled him and say,

hey, we'll try to do better next time.

That's it.

But if you think you're going to avoid criticism,

a guy that literally puts rockets into space is not exempt from being ridiculed and we aren't either.

You and I got no chance. So what do we do? You just tune it out, baby. Keep on moving because you've got bigger fish to fry. All right. Let's go. Let's have a day to day. And that's a wrap. Another

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