Kara Swisher

kind of a lot over their revenues, but okay, fine.

It's a Musk company.

Musk reportedly wants to have investors come to SpaceX to see facilities and rocket launches.

He does that a lot.

He invites people in to show off his wares, impressive wares.

He's doing that with robotics too, which are pretty cool.

The company is also considering limiting share sales by early investors, a preferential treatment for investors in Musk's other companies, which is why they suck up to him so.

That's why they buy Twitter, so they can get into this.

And reserving a large portion of the shares for individual investors.

That's fine.

That's great.

Speaking of...

Making amends with his enemies, texts released as part of Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI show that Zuckerberg tested Musk, saying, "...looks like Doge is making progress.

I've got our teams on alert to take down contact doxing or threatening the people on your team.

Let me know if there's anything I can do to help."

Oh, he does want to content moderate.

Musk hearted the message and then asked Zucker would be open to bidding on OpenAI with him, which the two seem to have spoken about on the phone.

I mean, these people say one thing in public and another in private, but talk first about the phone call, then the IPO.

And, you know, Mark Zuckerberg will talk to anybody if he means a deal.

So that's what I think about that.