This comment strikes me being rooted in a limited and almost comical understanding of business finance, especially at this scale. This isn't Hollywood. Since neither of us are privy to twitter's books (and Musk is, btw) it is equally (and more likely) that he's dumping positions that are double and triple redundant - a common occurrence in bloated bureaucratic teams of large companies that are poorly run and/or structured. I fully expect Musk to lay off most of Twitter's existing team and cycle through most staff in the next six months. He still has to weed out bad actors and saboteurs, as well. I also find it irresponsible for you to assume his motivations and intentions when you've been given none that reflect your supposition.