Chu-chu! Hanca Hanca! All aboard the musk train as it loses control and explodes. Also,

it's a car, not a train because Elon Musk doesn't like public transportation. Or people,

it seems. Oh, fucking boy, it is time for part two of our totally flattering look into

Elon Musk's extremely not silly takeover of Twitter, in which he was not a dumb shit.

And just to restate from the first video, I hate this, I hate it, I hate that we started

the year with this subject, I hate talking about Elon Musk and his tweets and face and bad

memes. And with any hope, we won't be talking about him much this year. You know, unless

we do video about wealth or class or transportation or politics. Anyway, you should probably watch

that first video so you don't get confused about our intricate plot line. Something about

a cracker barrel later and an insult jar or some kind, I forget or maybe I don't care.

We'll never know. But to recap, in part one, we explained how Musk had purchased Twitter

for way way more than it was worth. And as a result, put the company into massive debt. He

then fired most of everyone and reduced the value of the site even more before unbanging

all of the ghouls and implementing and in some cases almost immediately retracting a confusing

series of UI and policy changes. He made the blue check mark purchasable for eight bucks,

then undid that when people were able to easily imitate notable figures. But now it's fixed.

But that's, I obviously that's the wrong word. It's still not fixed. Also a bunch of

data got leaked. Also, all the advertisers left and he's facing a ton of litigation while

Tesla stock plummets every day. But at least child exploitation is down on the site. So he says,

which isn't actually true. He did all of this in the name of free speech, except all of his

moderation decisions seemed to be based on making sure people don't make fun of him specifically.

And you know, not doing things that he personally doesn't like because perhaps this was never

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