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Elon Musk Heads Into Twitter HQ Carrying A Sink

By Alexa Heah, 27 Oct 2022

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Will he, won’t he? That’s what executives on the Twitter board are waiting to know, as Elon Musk teases a possible closure to the US$44 billion buyout. 


In a recent Twitter post, Musk uploaded a video of himself chuckling as he entered the Twitter headquarters while, wait for this, carrying a sink. 


“Let that sink in!” he captioned the post, following it up by saying he “met a lot of cool people” at the social media platform’s offices.

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Could the entire saga finally be coming to an end? With the business mogul tasked to finalize the deal by the end of this week, it’s only a matter of days before we find out if the drama’s done for good. 

 

Meeting a lot of cool people at Twitter today!

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 26, 2022

 

 

 

[via Interesting Engineering and Elon Musk, cover image via Elon Musk]

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