Today, Game of Thrones author, George R.R. Martin shared a video of the speech I gave in 2005 in DC at the National Book Festival, which got a reaction from Elon Musk.

Check out this Youtube video showing a speech I gave in 2005 in DC at the National Book Festival. https://t.co/XgpUazglx3

— George RR Martin (@GRRMspeaking) September 5, 2023

He said “This is great” below the post.

Twitter user @impenny2x commented “Ohh, not sure how I didn’t know George was on 𝕏. Excited for the space I’m in to end so I can watch this video. Thanks for bringing attention to it.”.

Musk replied “I’ve had dinner with George a few times. He’s as great as you’d expect him to be.”

Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are weighing for a potential cage fight and the first half of the bout has received an important move suggestion from WWE Hall of Famer, Torrie Wilson.

“Hey @elonmusk I’m retired from @WWE but would like to gift this finisher to you. It’s called the Tush Push. Please use it on Zuck,” she wrote on X.

Hey @elonmusk I’m retired from @WWE but would like to gift this finisher to you. It’s called the Tush Push. Please use it on Zuck. 😜🤣 pic.twitter.com/JsTRz2pOdj

— Torrie Wilson (@Torrie11) August 7, 2023

Wilson accompanied her post with an example of the “Tush Push.” WWE legend Rikishi also used the move on his opponent, only his was called the “Stink Face.”

Musk and Zuckerberg appeared to be trying to hash out an exact date for their potential mixed martial arts bout. Musk noted a week ago.

“I’m getting an MRI on my neck & upper back tomorrow. May require surgery before the fight can happen. We will know this week,” he wrote.

However, this week, Zuckerberg tried to escape from the situation by calling it off and move on from this fight. Musk then called him a chicken and then the sparring continues.

The stock price of Tesla tumbled close to 3% in early trading on Monday after it slashed prices on certain models in China, raising concerns about an EV price war.

American depositary receipts (ADRs) of other EV makers, including XPeng (XPEV), Nio (NIO), and Li Auto (LI), were also lower. The EV maker reduced prices of its Model Y long-range and performance versions by 14,000 yuan ($1,900) to 299,900 yuan ($41,000) and 349,900 yuan ($48,000), respectively.

Besides the lower price tag, Tesla will also offer an 8,000 yuan ($1,100) insurance subsidy for a few models in China, the world’s largest market for new vehicles. Buyers can make use of the subsidy through the end of September.

The price cuts come after Tesla’s Chinese sales fell 31% in July from June, its first monthly decline this year, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association.

Tesla is not the first to cut prices in China. Chinese automaker Geely decreased prices of its Zeekr 001 by up to 37,000 yuan ($5,100) last week, and Zhejiang Leapmotor Technologies lowered prices by as much as 20,000 yuan ($2,700) at the start of August. In China, Tesla’s price cuts have made some of its models nearly 50% cheaper than their counterparts in the West.