I'm fast approaching the end of my run on Twitter. When the owner of the platform has commandeered it to churn chaos and bait users (who can't resist falling for his antics), the fun part has diminishing returns. I find no value in the constant mayhem.
Does anybody else find it odd (distasteful/alarming/cheap) that CNBC, a financial news network, is allowing one of its hosts to advertise some subscription-based financial advice nonsense using its branding?