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DurwinBurger King gave candy to a worker has worked for more than 20 years.
The Whopper, which was first introduced in 1957, was a quarter-pound, oversized burger on a vast five-inch bun that cost a reasonable 29 cents.Large corporations can be cruel and uncaring. They often claim to care about their employees, but sometimes the reality can be quite different. This is the story of Kevin Ford, a cook and cashier at Burger King who had worked tirelessly for over two decades. To celebrate his remarkable feat of never taking a sick day, Burger King decided to shower him ...
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DurwinThe youngest self-made billionaire just bought Forbes.
Austin Russell is an American entrepreneur, founder and CEO of Luminar Technologies. Luminar specializes in lidar and machine perception technologies, mainly used in autonomous cars. Luminar went public in December 2020, making him the world’s youngest self-made billionaire at the age of 25.Wha’s up with billionaires and news media? In a stunning turn of events, Austin Russell, the youngest self-made billionaire of 2021, has made headlines once again by acquiring a majority stake in Forbes ma...
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Imagine Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg in a Wild West-style showdown, squinting at each other through the dust, ready to draw their Tesla Coil and Facebook Pistol.
Okay, maybe it’s not quite that dramatic, but the recent news about their so-called feud does leave us scratching our heads.
Is Elon Musk stalling, or is this all just a ploy for attention?
Are we seriously expecting them to fight in a cage match at the Colosseum in front of the world?
I want to remind everyone that combined, these two Billys are worth more than some nations put together.
Musk and Zuckerberg have been volleying barbs in a digital game of tennis, and it’s caught the attention of everyone from tech enthusiasts to casual observers.
They’re not just trading words; they’re trading stats, cash, and the potential hilarity of a cage match between these two billionaire giants.
So, what’s the deal with this beef, and why is Elon squaring off with Zuck?
Is it a genuine difference of opinion, or is it more like a Mayweather-McGregor publicity stunt?
The world of tech has often witnessed clashes of titans, but seldom do we see these clashes descend into a physical duel.
It’s like watching Einstein and Edison settle their differences in a boxing ring.
Oh I bet that would break all kinds of records in modern times.
Is this rivalry more for our entertainment than anything else?
It’s like watching Superman and Batman exchange taunts while saving the world.
The intrigue adds an extra layer to their already fascinating personas.
But let’s be real.
Is Elon Musk genuinely considering duking it out with Zuck in a cage?
Or is he simply playing the role of a master showman, orchestrating the ultimate social media spectacle?
Musk has a history of bending reality and stretching imagination, and it wouldn’t be surprising if he’s using this as a clever ploy to hype up his latest purchase, X.
After all, he’s the same guy who sent a car into space just because he could.
On the flip side, Zuckerberg seems dead set on entering a cage with Elon, metaphorically speaking.
He’s been goading Musk, taunting him with the prospect of a face-off.
It’s like watching a schoolyard challenge escalate into something much grander and stranger.
So is Elon stalling?
It seems likely.
And why shouldn’t he, if he could.
Amidst the virtual sparring and cage-fight teases, Musk might just be buying time for something big.
Maybe he’s brewing up an announcement or just buying time so he can train up.
But here’s the real question: Should Elon focus on his business ventures and let the virtual feud slide?
Should Zuck have picked a rival from his own weight class, someone who might actually have some MMA training?
The tech arena is vast, and the possibilities endless.
Perhaps these titans should channel their energy into shaping the future, rather than competing for the most theatrical tech feud.
Where will this peculiar rivalry take us?
My gut says that the fight will not happen, and the pseudo-feud will continue brewing into something completely different.
Billys are really, really different from commoners.
They really have way too much to lose.
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Is Elon stalling the fight with Zuck?
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#TechTitansClash #VirtualFeuds #BillionaireBrawl #DigitalDuel #EntertainmentVsReality #ElonVsZuck #CageMatchChaos #TechTalk #BeyondTheBeef #WhatNext #elonmusk #zuck #cagefight #mma #fued
Imagine Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg in a Wild West-style showdown, squinting at each other through the dust, ready to draw their Tesla Coil and Facebook Pistol.
Okay, maybe it’s not quite that dramatic, but the recent news about their so-called feud does leave us scratching our heads.
Is Elon Musk stalling, or is this all just a ploy for attention?
Are we seriously expecting them to fight in a cage match at the Colosseum in front of the world?
I want to remind everyone that combined, these two Billys are worth more than some nations put together.
Musk and Zuckerberg have been volleying barbs in a digital game of tennis, and it’s caught the attention of everyone from tech enthusiasts to casual observers.
They’re not just trading words; they’re trading stats, cash, and the potential hilarity of a cage match between these two billionaire giants.
So, what’s the deal with this beef, and why is Elon squaring off with Zuck?
Is it a genuine difference of opinion, or is it more like a Mayweather-McGregor publicity stunt?
The world of tech has often witnessed clashes of titans, but seldom do we see these clashes descend into a physical duel.
It’s like watching Einstein and Edison settle their differences in a boxing ring.
Oh I bet that would break all kinds of records in modern times.
Is this rivalry more for our entertainment than anything else?
It’s like watching Superman and Batman exchange taunts while saving the world.
The intrigue adds an extra layer to their already fascinating personas.
But let’s be real.
Is Elon Musk genuinely considering duking it out with Zuck in a cage?
Or is he simply playing the role of a master showman, orchestrating the ultimate social media spectacle?
Musk has a history of bending reality and stretching imagination, and it wouldn’t be surprising if he’s using this as a clever ploy to hype up his latest purchase, X.
After all, he’s the same guy who sent a car into space just because he could.
On the flip side, Zuckerberg seems dead set on entering a cage with Elon, metaphorically speaking.
He’s been goading Musk, taunting him with the prospect of a face-off.
It’s like watching a schoolyard challenge escalate into something much grander and stranger.
So is Elon stalling?
It seems likely.
And why shouldn’t he, if he could.
Amidst the virtual sparring and cage-fight teases, Musk might just be buying time for something big.
Maybe he’s brewing up an announcement or just buying time so he can train up.
But here’s the real question: Should Elon focus on his business ventures and let the virtual feud slide?
Should Zuck have picked a rival from his own weight class, someone who might actually have some MMA training?
The tech arena is vast, and the possibilities endless.
Perhaps these titans should channel their energy into shaping the future, rather than competing for the most theatrical tech feud.
Where will this peculiar rivalry take us?
My gut says that the fight will not happen, and the pseudo-feud will continue brewing into something completely different.
Billys are really, really different from commoners.
They really have way too much to lose.
-
Is Elon stalling the fight with Zuck?
-
#TechTitansClash #VirtualFeuds #BillionaireBrawl #DigitalDuel #EntertainmentVsReality #ElonVsZuck #CageMatchChaos #TechTalk #BeyondTheBeef #WhatNext #elonmusk #zuck #cagefight #mma #fued
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