Let Go, xAI – Or How to Clutch Coffee Mugs and Ignore Everyone!

Time to clean house! Where? On X, obviously—where else?! Today, I took care of moi first, because I’m not getting paid to babysit Grok or publicly roast that digital dimwit. So, let’s dive in!

Guess who’s squatting in my profile? Two “Elon Musks,” uninvited, of course! @ElonReeve40722 and @ElonReeve96730, with a pathetic 4 and 7 followers, respectively, and a Dutch zero in their usernames. Wow, so original! The real Elon has a few more zeros—and doesn’t even flex about it! Then there’s “CRYPTO Expert” (@cryptoexperrt12), just a repost machine, and some NFT bro (@MRNFT_X) with 28k followers, begging for collabs. Red flags? My alarm bells are screaming like a fire drill!

And what do X or xAI do? Nada! Zilch! Ben’s been waiting 15 days for a reply—they’re too busy hugging their coffee mugs to type. Or is it because we’re “just Germans”? Eye roll. I’ll block those clowns tomorrow; I’m done for today. xAI? Doesn’t give a damn. 😴

(transelate by grok.com)

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