Elon Musk's Twitter Sign Vandalism Continues at San Francisco HQ

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Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter, has painted over the "w" in the Twitter headquarters sign, creating a new sign that reads "Titter." While Musk's fans praised the new sign, Twitter's landlord was not amused and demanded that the company keep the name "Twitter" on its sign. Musk's solution was to paint the "w" a background color. Musk has a history of making jokes about the word "tits" and has previously polled his followers on whether he should change Twitter's name to "Titter." However, Twitter's reputation for not paying its bills and haggling to reduce the costs of its contracts has led to criticism of the company.
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