To the surprise of no one, workers at the company are angry that they are cooperating with Musk.
The Washington Post reports that many employees of the site are upset about Musk buying the site for a cool $44 billion.
The news today is so crazy that one employee forgot he had nicotine.
The majority of people who work on health issues, or the company's division that enforces anti-misinformation rules, find Musk's buyout.
An employee told WaPo that he doesn't know any non-engineer who works on health issues who sees how this helps.
During an internal town hall meeting held by company executives to address the stunning takeover, according to WaPo and the New York Times, the CEO and board chair of the company were vague when answering questions.
The reports note that employees appeared dissatisfied with their executives. They asked during the town hall if Donald Trump's account would be restored.
In spite of their well-earned fear, not all employees of the social networking site are concerned about Musk's upcoming purchase. One employee told WaPo that they think a change like this may be what the company needs.
The employee said that Elon did not tie up 20 percent of his net worth to destroy the company.
Despite the turmoil, hopes for an employee revolt of the likes that took down Trump's old account were deliberately dashed by a policy that will make it harder for individual workers to go rogue.
The Washington Post reported that the workers have long feared that Musk would be the owner.
Scientists are studying the psychology of Muskian types.
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