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How long does it take to print $250 million?

Five months. It needs to be worthwhile. It's going to need to be perfect.

12,500 kilos or over eight Toyota Camrys or six Ford F-150s.

That is multiple metric sh-tons of cash.

You must have been f-ing stoked, man, because you knew you were going to put $20 bills all over all of that and then just never work again.

Yes. By designing, there are people specifically looking for you all the time. This is all they do.

You can tell them whatever you want. They're not dummies. I mean, this is as high as a goat. It's just a cup of a line.

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Elon Musk has just, I don't know how you describe this, nuked the culture war.

And it's really exposed some rather shady dealings, which I find particularly interesting.

Notably, a Saudi prince is rejecting the buyout offer because they're one of the biggest investors saying, no, no, Twitter is worth more.

Even though most reporting shows that Twitter is failing stagnant growth and it was failing years ago, Trump is the only reason as far as I know that it started to come back.

So why are these companies so interested on retaining this power?

Elon Musk is no longer the largest shareholder. Vanguard just bought more shares. And it seems like they're not going to go for the buyout either. My opinion.

You know, the Saudi prince is right. Twitter is more valuable than $54.20 per share. It's the political influence you wield when you silence those who disagree with you.

We've talked about this before and I think this may play a role. Naturally, if many Twitter employees freaking out, the media is freaking out, but Elon Musk ain't backing down.

He's actually put them in a difficult position because if they go against the will of the majority of the shareholders, they're violating their fiduciary responsibility and it opens them up to liability.

So this may be one of the most epic and craziest moments in the culture war. We definitely got to talk about that.

And I got to tell you man, almost there's just too much to go through because this is huge.

But we do have the RNC pulling out of the commission on presidential debates, which is also equally massive.

And a bunch of stories about abortion being banned, which is seemingly just escalating. And of course, many in the left are freaking out.

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