Twitter Users GO OFF After Elon Musk Places A Limit on The Number of Posts You Can Read Per Day

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🗓️ 2 July 2023

⏱️ 13 minutes

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in this episode i'm talking about Twitter Users GOING OFF After Elon Musk Places A Limit on The Number of Posts You Can Read Per Day

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0:00.0	You ready?
0:01.0	Don't you ready?
0:02.0	Yes, you get it!
0:30.0	Hey, T-Sippers!
0:31.0	Happy Sunday!
0:32.0	I hope everybody is doing well and getting ready for 4th July that will be here in a few
0:37.1	days.
0:38.1	So, I want to come on here and once again talk about the Agent of Chaos Elon Musk.
0:43.1	So, let's start from the beginning.
0:45.6	It was a year ago that Elon Musk decided to pay $44 billion.
0:49.4	Well, no, he didn't decide to pay shit.
0:51.8	He was basically forced into it because remember, he had to try to back out the deal.
0:56.1	He claimed that Twitter was full of bots and all these excuses and his fanboys were arguing
1:01.4	with me and I'm like, no, the deal was on the table.
1:05.1	He can't now try and retract it because when he announced that he was going to buy Twitter,
1:09.6	he did it looking for attention and the courts basically held his feet to the fire and told
1:14.2	him, no, at this point, you had to buy Twitter.
1:16.2	So, he ended up making the purchase over a year ago where he spent $44 billion.
1:22.9	And since then, he's just been basically a lot of people are saying running Twitter
1:27.0	into the ground.
1:28.0	And I understand he's also trying to make his coins back.
1:31.5	So, the first thing he did was basically implement the Blue Checkmark Verification System.
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