They , they're doing a good job with it . Um But your decision to close your account on Twitter , um I think grabbed a lot of eyes and ears and um there's a lot of questions about why it was a very large account , you know , um it correlated with a number of things that for the outsider , people might be wondering about um you know , new leadership , uh new , you know , people who had been booted off , brought back on or at least invited back on and so on . Uh You are certainly not obligated to explain your behavior to me , uh or anybody else um for that matter .
This may seem like a divergence , but I , and many other people are very curious about a recent decision that you made , which was to close your account on Twitter . Um You still have an Instagram account I noticed , but I never , I mean , my team manages that .
It's either it's Genesis was Twitter or it's the , the , uh , the further spin of it that became truly unpleasant and dysfunctional happened on Twitter . Like it was just Twitter was part of the story when it was got really bad . And I've , I've had , you know , vacations that have gone sideways just because I got on Twitter and said something and then I had to produce a controversy that I had to respond to and then I had to do a podcast about that and it just , and it was just OK , this is a mess , right ?
Right ? As , as was what was happening hourly on Twitter . Right .
Just Tweet and Ghost , you know , just due to have like Joe Rogan sat me down and tried to get , you know , give me a talking to as did Bill Maher . Um and both of them engaged Twitter in that way . I mean , they , I think they basically never look at their at mentions , they never see what's coming back at them .
