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Walmart says it is not advertising on social platform X
(www.reuters.com)
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Twitter is a ridiculous place, and no one should use it. That said, another way to read all of this is “there are fewer ads on Twitter” and that is the nugget of corn in this turd.
Does it mean there are fewer ads, or just less variety?
They're probably just lower quality. If advertisers keep pulling out, soon Twitter will just be dick pills and hot singles in your area
And they'd find their best customer in muskyboy himself
Pillow magnates and catheter cowboys.
Soon it's going to be boner pills and prepper gear like Alex Jones.