The world's richest man, who in recent days has enjoyed fighting wars with the progressive left and others on Twitter after buying the social network, surprised again on Monday when he posted a photo of what appears to be the items on his nightstand.
My bedside table pic.twitter.com/sIdRYJcLTK
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 28, 2022
"My nightstand," Musk tweeted a short tweet with the picture of the items: three cans of decaffeinated Diet Coke next to a replica of George Washington's gun, which is placed inside a box with a famous painting of the crossing of the Delaware River by the troops led by the general The American during the War of Independence in 1776.
The success of the move was a significant landmark in the war of the colonies against the British, due to the surprise they were able to create.
Next to these items also appeared a mostly empty water bottle.
The cans, which were apparently extremely cold, left marks on the dresser, and caused a small storm on the social network.
Musk was quick to respond: "There is no excuse for the fact that I didn't have coasters."
Elon Musk, photo: AFP
As you may recall, Musk bought Twitter a few weeks ago, partly because he claims it censors freedom of expression and allows messages to be flooded by impersonators or automated users.
The astronomical amount he paid, approximately $44 billion, delisted the company and returned it to private ownership, which allows him to control it almost without accountability - and he has already made significant changes.
Among other things, he restored to activity the accounts of former President Donald Trump and others, but on the other hand he failed miserably in an attempt to create a user verification mechanism by giving it to anyone willing to pay 8 dollars a month (the move was frozen after many impersonated other people and received the "blue V" the famous one anyway).
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