Musk was already thin before he bought the social networking site.
Musk slept on the couch at the factory in a supposed attempt to turn the company around.
It's turning into a nightmare as well. Musk is now even more busy than he was.
"I have too much work on my plate, that is for sure," Musk said during the B20 conference in Indonesia today, as reported by CBS News.
The lights went out behind Musk as the power went out, meaning his face was only being light by the screen.
It's a perfect example of a chaotic couple of weeks that have seen Musk trying to keep the lights on.
"That sounds fantastic, but my workload has recently increased quite a lot," Musk said, laughing.
While he may be trying to score some sympathy points, Musk has no one to blame but himself.
The CEO tried to back out of a deal to buy the company for $44 billion before making a new bid.
The social media company has been thrown into bedlam by Musk since he took over.
A feature that let anyone buy a "verified" checkmark on the site led to a wave of fake accounts.
Advertisers have fled the havoc and left Musk with a major money pit.
Musk had to sell off more of his stock. Musk borrowed tens of billions of dollars to finance his acquisition of the company.
Musk has left a lot to be desired. Most of the changes Musk has been trying to make have backfired.
The richest man in the world has a lot of other fires that could keep him up at night.
The firing of the security staff has opened the door for more scam and hacks.
The Federal Trade Commission is keeping a close eye on the chaos.
The regulators sent out a warning last week, with employees wondering if they will become legally liable now that key executives have left.
It's not the first time that Musk has spent sleepless nights trying to find a solution to his businesses' problems.
During a conference last year, Musk claimed thatTesla was responsible for two-thirds of all personal and professional pain.
The pressure appears to be mounting now that he's stretched himself thinner by adding a new business to his list.
Will Musk's efforts actually pay off or is he just trying to buy himself more time?
Musk admitted during a staff meeting last week that the social media platform is in a bad financial position.
Musk said during the meeting that they needed to bring in more cash than they spent. bankruptcy is not out of the question if we don't do that and there is a massive negative cash flow
Musk isn't known to give up and walk away from a challenge, but the numbers certainly seem to be stacked against him in his quest to turn Twitter into a viable business
Musk said he has too much work on his plate.
Musk might get sued by a heavy metal drummer.
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