> Let me answer that: they do not want to be owned by someone who doesn't want to. That person wanted to own Twitter, though, and very much so. To that effect,

> Let me answer that: they do not want to be owned by someone who doesn't want to. That person wanted to own Twitter, though, and very much so. To that effect, that person made and absolutely ludicrous offer (e.g., merger without due digligence), just to end up owning Twitter as soon as possible. The fact that a few weeks later, the same person changed their mind about Twitter, is absolutely their own fault. They agreed to terms.