The Inside Story Of The Fake Twitter Employees Who Trolled The Media and 8 Profitable Side Hustles For Halloween & Christmas

Uh They basically take like a vacant property, same thing as the spirit store. They take a vacant property and they say, Hey We'll cut you a check for 10, 15 grand if we can use your house, right? Or they'll they'll they'll rent a property or they'll find a vacant property and they basically just use it for the month. They have this operational thing where they can just spin up the haunted house and then they charge like forty bucks, you know, to enter

And you could sort of do the math and realize, man, they're they're probably making Half a million to a million dollars. In about a about a month. Alright, you wanna go with Rahul or do you want to go with Rahul? Troll of the year. We haven't even done our my f our Millie Awards for the end of the year thing that we always do.

I'm calling it now the troll of the year. Give the background. So Elon takes over Twitter. I guess the purchase went through. I feel like there was never like confirmation, like he he actually wired the money. He just literally showed up at the office and like Yeah, there there there hasn't been like a proper rib ribbing ribbing ribbon cutting moment. Like it's not like squatter. You just like went into the office and they're like I guess you own it now. You seem to be here. It's mine. Playground rules like wow. That's all it took to have Twitter? Have you ever heard of uh like a coup, like a coup d'etat, like with with governments? Uh you know, I was I I read a lot of hist Yeah, they're pretty cool. Yeah, they are I read a lot of history bo history jokes or history jokes. I read a lot of history books about uh whatever and they talk about like a coup and I'm like

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