Two guys that stood outside Twitter's San Francisco office Friday with cardboard boxes claiming they were recently fired by Elon Musk, may have been lying.
recently let go under Elon Musk's reign may have been lying to the media.
The potential pranksters were spotted outside Twitter's San Francisco office Friday carrying cardboard boxes just a day after Musk took control of Twitter for the hefty ticket price of $44 billion and ousted its top executives. One of the alleged employees identified themselves as a software engineer named "Rahul Ligma" during an interview with reporters outside, according to the Verge. However, the outlet confirmed that an employee by that name was not in Twitter’s Slack or email system and that there is no employee by that name on the online employment service LinkedIn. Representatives for Twitter have not immediately return FOX Business' request for comment.
"Some questions being raised about whether these are really twitter employees. Still trying to verify," Deirdre Bosa, co-anchor of CNBC's bi-coastal tech-focused program "TechCheck," tweeted Friday. Earlier, reports started circulating on social media that an entire team of data engineers had been the next to get fired since Musk took over.