It's the social media platform that's been compared to a town square where all walks

of life meet. And six months ago, it got a new owner.

Elon Musk has now completed his $44 billion deal to buy Twitter after months of legal battles

and he's changed his own Twitter title to Chief Twitt.

Despite a rocky start, it's still here.

Elon Musk had bold plans from the start.

In just a week, Musk has already fired top executives and dissolved the company's board of directors.

He's also rolled out plans for users to pay $8 a month to remain verified.

As if running a social media platform wasn't enough, Musk is also making cars,

borrowing under cities, putting chips into animals' brains,

and trying to send the most powerful rocket ever built into space.

Is this all too much, even for Elon Musk?

You're listening to stories of our times from the times and the Sunday times.

I'm Jenny Cleeman. Today, six months of Musk, how Elon changed Twitter.

So much has happened at Twitter since Musk took over six months ago.

It's hard to recall it. Luckily, the Sunday Times West Coast correspondent Danny Fawtson

does remember it all. So I think the operative word here is chaos.

So you may recall the first day after he finally agreed to buy this company because for the

previous couple of months, he'd been trying every which way to back out of the deal to not buy

the company because he bought it at the top of the market for a very, very big price, $44 billion.

He walks through the door carrying a sink, like a porcelain sink.

As in, the joke being, let that sink in. Ha, ha, ha, very funny.

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