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12:34Now PlayingElon Musk hosts the Twitter Town Hall he has been long promoting to answer pre-screened questions from Twitter employees, share sexually themed jokes and crown himself the 'techno king' of Tesla. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Elon Musk Called Himself The ‘Techno King’ In A Rambling Twitter Town Hall Meeting That Was Described As ‘Pure Chaos’
"Elon Musk spoke to Twitter employees on Thursday for the first time since his $44 billion acquisition was announced in April. It went… remember the scene from There’s Something About Mary where Ben Stiller goes to Cameron Diaz’s house to pick her up for prom, and he ends up getting his you-know-what stuck in his zipper? It went like that.
During the all-hands meeting, Musk appeared “via a crappy cell phone camera feed,” according to the Daily Beast, and “took bizarre tangents, including briefly discussing aliens and noting that he had dubbed himself the ‘techno-king’ of Tesla.” (He’s becoming more like Kendall Roy with each passing day.) A source described the hour-long talk as “pure chaos” and that Musk only answered pre-screened questions."
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