Elon Musk mocks Andrew Tate’s legal plight: Sometimes it’s just better to make pizza at home

IIt’s quite a bizarre development that tweeting something stupid has resulted in a person being arrested and jailed. Andrew Tateknown for his hateful rhetoric, has long been a media personality entertaining the fringes of the internet.

Aside from his unique lifestyle and flashy robes, Tate has actually been wanted by Romanian authorities for some time in connection with a human trafficking case.

It is unclear at what level, if any Tates involvement relates to this case, but he was deemed suspicious enough to be jailed for 30 days.

The Pizza Box rumor was remarkably credible

Although this rumor has since been discredited as an internet hunch, it’s still somewhat humorous to note how credible it is.

Tatewho gives the impression of a clever man who found a way to defeat the “Matrix” as he so often describes it, was allegedly nullified by a video he posted himself.

The suggestion was confirmed as untrue, but that’s how it was Tate had been lured into another bizarre verbal fight with a teenage eco-warrior, Greta Thunberg.

The video featured a pizza box bearing the name of the company that manufactured and supplied the Italian delicacy.

That gave away TateAs a brand, the location was solely in Romania, which allegedly finally provided authorities with proof that he was in the country.

Before it turned out to be untrue, the eccentric new owner of Twitter Elon MuskShe appeared to be making fun of the 38-year-old, clearly enjoying that someone else was in the headlines for a change.

“Sometimes it’s just better to make pizza at home.” musk posted on Twitter.

This wasn’t the Tesla founder’s first anti-Tate slam either musk after enjoying beating a teenager Tate in a battle of intelligence.

“The sheer amount of brand awareness achieved through greta within a few years is amazing, I think they’re cool to be honest” musk explained.