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![CNBC Make It: When Musk bought Twitter, what was your initial reaction?
Graber: It was very confusing to navigate. Because we were outside [Twitter], we didn’t get internal company memos, and so we had to read the press to keep up with what was going on. And then our contacts within Twitter started to drop off, one by one. Some were let go. Some left on their own.
I had a bi-weekly standing call with a large rotating group of people [inside Twitter]. One week after the acquisition, I showed up to the call and nobody came. I showed up the next week, and nobody came. I realized that nobody had cleared off their calendars or deactivated their Twitter accounts. They were just ghost accounts, and everyone was gone.
We were like, “Well, what do we do next? Let’s go ahead and build the app.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ragtjsm2j2vknwkz3zp4oxrd/bafkreiducgzxcvelqk52pywggernpgxerkv4kkq4epukaguqhs4t57474e)
