Ryan Mac

So much so that he needs to intervene and he needs to be this hero who saves humanity from this woke mind virus.

That's kind of the mission he gave himself when buying Twitter.

I mean, we talk about billionaires buying yachts or sports teams or even islands.

Twitter was the thing he coveted the most.

And he bought it with the intent of shaping it in his own image and making himself the center of the platform.

And, you know, elevating the voices he liked, I guess de-escalating the voices he didn't like, shaping it so that his views were impressed upon the world.

He also tries to back out of the deal, which we shouldn't forget about.

Yeah.

And then Twitter sues him to enforce the deal.

So he walks into ownership of Twitter having already been sued by Twitter.

Yeah.

And he's mad.

He's angry at all the executives that made him do what he wanted to do in the first place and comes in with this belief that everyone at Twitter is incompetent.

Some brought their family members.

Yeah.

And- Fork in the road email is what it's called.

It's exactly what he did.

He used the same playbook that he did with the Twitter takeover at the Department of Government Efficiency.

You know, there's some tweaks, I think, with the Doge email.

I think there was...