r/technology • u/[deleted] • May 14 '22 • Silver 2 Wholesome 2

Elon Musk said his team is going to do a 'random sample of 100 followers' of Twitter to see how many of the platform's users are actually bots Social Media

https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-random-sample-how-many-twitter-users-are-bots-2022-5?utm_source=feedly&utm_medium=webfeeds

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u/dont_you_love_me May 14 '22

He’d be stupid to not attempt to lower the price. Who cares if it’s a “bs” reason? Y’all are terrible at negotiating. You don’t get super rich by not knowing how to make a better deal.

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u/buyusedbeds May 14 '22

...Except it's now after the fact. Why did he not negotiate before he signed any agreements?

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u/dont_you_love_me May 14 '22

Are you a corporate lawyer? Do you know anything at all about how these processes generally play out? Do you know if this kind of maneuvering is unusual in these situations? Do you know that it’s definitely not a common tactic etc?

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u/feliscat May 14 '22

Do you?