Who cares about the handbook way? Idk. Probably the people who remain at Twitter, and to a certain extent, the investing institutions that were courted to help

Who cares about the handbook way? Idk. Probably the people who remain at Twitter, and to a certain extent, the investing institutions that were courted to help fund the acquisition. Of course, they probably hedged, so they don't care as much, but still. This is a case study in how concentration of capital in the hands of one person can go terribly wrong for the purposes of resource allocation.