Elon and Mark might actually fight in Utah. Zuckerberg trains Muay Thai and eats 4,000 calories a day while Musk lifts weights casually. The hosts also trash Elon's rebranding of Twitter to X, calling the neon sign at headquarters and seizure of handles like @x pointless and confusing.
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So the big story is Elon Musk versus Mark Zuckerberg. They're going to actually have a cage match. They picked a venue, some UFC venue in Utah, I think, and they're going to get into the octagon and go at it.
That is kind of interesting.
Yeah. But the thing is, is like, I think Elon Musk has about 5 or 6 inches on Mark Zuckerberg. Mark Zuckerberg is younger.
Mark Zuckerberg is like training though with UFC. He's like trained in Muay Thai, kickboxing, right? He's like, he, he's familiar with like weapons.
Supposedly Elon Musk has been learned, knows how to fight, but I don't know. And they said Mark Zuckerberg's eating some special diet, 4,000 calories a day. I don't know if I could— if I was consuming 4,000 calories, I'd be huge.
It's what it sounds like he's trying to do.
Get big. Yeah.
Well, you know, get those gains in, man.
And then Elon Musk says he, he doesn't have time to work, do like these workouts like Mark Zuckerberg. So he cares. He has some guy following him around with weights. And then in between meetings, he's lifting weights and doing other stuff.
I don't believe it.
Oh, I don't know. I think it would be a lot more interesting if they bet like $10 million or something.
To do what with the money?
I don't know. They should give the money away to charity. Well, then that wouldn't be fair. I mean, I don't know. Yeah, the whole fight is all about Twitter or X versus Threads, so that's why they want to duke it out. How about the loser has to take their platform down?
So that's where— I mean, the whole thing that we were talking, like, they got the premise of this podcast was I was like Dude, you named Twitter X, bro?
X? Yeah, I don't get it.
Like, Tesla has all the things. Of all the— just an X. You're not very creative.
And the other thing I don't like that he's doing, he's taking people's usernames. So there was some guy that had the username @x. He just took the guy's username away. And then there, there was somebody that had—
it looks stupid—
music, like @music or something, or @xmusic. Took the person's username away. He's done it to a bunch of people.
Yeah, that's why they took your X down at your headquarters, because it was a nuisance to the public.
Yeah, we put up a giant X, like neon thing, on the side of the building. Massive. I saw a picture of it. Yeah, I was like, there's like apartments across the street, who wants to look at that?
That was I mean, very Elon Musk of him, that's for sure. But, um, yeah, uh, that blew my mind that just an X, um, and he's— yeah, it looks— it's so silly because I, you know, if you fi— if you get the Twitter updates in your email, it says like formerly Twitter.
Yeah, it says X, formerly Twitter. Yeah, and the email, there's just so much Yeah, now it's not—
I just don't get it, man.
You're not tweeting anymore.
Yeah, what are you Xing? You're Xing?
You're Xing, yeah. Oh, I X'd today.
Yeah, I don't get it. I don't— there wasn't much thought behind that rollout of the brand.
And then—
'Cause it's a huge brand.
Right.
I mean, Twitter to me, I mean, I'm 43 years old, so I've used Twitter since it started. So what's that, 10 years?
