Elon Musk reportedly tried to sell Twitter's office plants to employees as part of his push for cash
To generate more money outside of advertising, Musk has overhauled Twitter Blue, the company's now $8-per-month subscription service. But he's also turned to more unorthodox methods to raise money: He, including industrial kitchen equipment, statues, coffee machines, and office chairs.
Twitter did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment, made outside of its regular working hours, on whether it sold its plants to staff.Subscribe to push notifications
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