True leaders are not afraid to admit when they make mistakes, and Elon Musk is no exception. In Elon's rush to yeet people out of Twitter in order to cut costs, he let two employees go that were crucial to the company. They were the first two employees laid off from Twitter: Rahul Ligma and Daniel Johnson.

Musk welcomed Ligma and Johnson back to the bird app on Tuesday!

The billionaire edgelord said in a follow-up tweet that it was important to admit when he was wrong, and firing Ligma & Johnson was truly one of his biggest mistakes.

This is huge for Johnson. And Ligma had just gotten engaged to his childhood sweetheart Mary Balls prior to getting fired. Now that Elon has given him his job back, Ligma and Balls can have the fairy tale wedding they always wanted.

Ligma & Johnson first went viral when reporters, who had 24/7 live cams stationed outside of Twitter HQ to capture the firings as they happened, caught Ligma and Johnson leaving the building with all their belongings in a cardboard box. Ligma and Johnson were the first two now-former employees to be interviewed by an anxious media.

When reached for comment, Ligma and Johnson's former supervisor, Cornelius Deez, said "what?"

An unnamed source close to the matter who wishes to remain anonymous says exclusively to the Louder with Crowder Dot Com website that Ligma and Johnson have sold their story rights to a movie production company. It will be a reboot of the Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson classic The Internship. Only instead of taking place at Google, it will take place at Twitter.

We cannot confirm that Vince Vaughn has signed on to play Elon. Or who will be cast to play Twitter's now former top lawyer, executive, and speech cop Vagina Goode. (I don't feel like looking up how to spell her real name, so I'm going with what Alex Jones calls her)

But you can expect The Internship: Ligma Johnson to premiere on an on-demand platform near you in 2023.

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