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You weren't worried about it going bankrupt when it was losing millions of dollars a day and running in the red for years on end?
by mberning 4y ago
You weren't worried about it going bankrupt when it was losing millions of dollars a day and running in the red for years on end?
- dimitrios1 4y agoOnce again, self proclaimed rational thinkers and scientific and engineering minds can't see their glaring biases. As long as my team is winning all of the problems "aren't so bad", but as soon as it's the other team, everything is a firebrand. Metas preparing to have massive layoffs and yet here we are arguing over someone making obvious and I mean obvious business decisions to cut waste, bloat, and start turning some profitability. We've lamented some of these financial woes about Twitter here for years, and now someone finally has started walking the walk and all of a sudden the world is ending and its time to jump ship?
- mechanical_bear 4y agoRocketMan bad.
- yamtaddle 4y agoIt was so poorly run that there's a chance Musk could have come in, fucked up pretty badly, and still maybe improved the books. However, given the debt he's saddled it with as part of the buy-out, their situation is a lot worse than it was before. I don't see how it's salvageable.
- TeMPOraL 4y ago> I don't see how it's salvageable. If Musk is so much of a shrewd, evil business shark it's been portrayed as in the last months, you can imagine he'll find some nasty underhanded way to attach Twitter to an IV with Starlink on the other end, and flood it with money until the blue bird is back on its feet.