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Big TechNovember 15, 2022
Elon Musk makes mockery of employee over how expensive Twitter's 'free' lunches were and where to stick them
Really, at this point, we're all just amusing ourselves with the Twitter chaos. The latest is Elon Musk cutting free lunches and making employees provide their own like every other employee in every other company ever. We first heard of the free meals during this expose of a Twitter employee showing how little work they do.
Elon is literally starving his employees literally.
Funny, but @scrowder makes us provide our own meals yet we all manage to figure out how to feed ourselves. Weird, right? https://t.co/L52OSulxkf
— Louder with Crowder Dot Com (@LWCnewswire) November 13, 2022
As it turns out, the free lunches provided to employees were very expensive. While the company was paying a full staff of chefs to cook for the San Francisco office, no one was coming to work in the San Francisco office. People don't want to leave their homes in the progressive utopia of San Francisco for some reason. Go figure.
Especially bizarre given that almost no one came to the office. Estimated cost per lunch served in past 12 months is >$400.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 13, 2022
A disgruntled former employee claimed without evidence that it wasn't true, and that lunches really cost $25 a day per person. Elon clapped back using facts and reason. The disgruntled former employee is not verified with a bluecheckmark while Elon is, and there is no community note attached to Musk's tweet. I have no reason not to believe Elon isn't 100% accurate.
False. Twitter spends $13M/year on food service for SF HQ. Badge in records show peak occupancy was 25%, average occupancy below 10%.
There are more people preparing breakfast than eating breakfast.
They don’t even bother serving dinner, because there is no one in the building.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 13, 2022
We here at the Louder with Crowder Dot Com website understand what a culture shock it must be for Twitter employees to have to provide their own sustenance like a commoner. To those angry at their new boss's decree, we have two suggestions. The first is to not say so on the public timeline. The second should be to find a new source of nourishment. One that is plentiful in the Big Tech industry.
(Apropos of nothing, I should get around to watching Archer for the number of times I use that .gif)
Twitter employees, whoever's left, need to find a way to balance throttling opposing viewpoints and feeding themselves. Elon doesn't give a turd. I don't know if Twitter will last until the end of the year, but it's fun to watch.
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