Elon Musk may be the craziest businessman of the new century, with a series of projects and projects that sound very sci-fi and crazy, and now he has become the world's richest man on this madness, and recently as if he can't spend a lot of money, he is clamoring to buy various companies.
For example, Musk said that he wanted to buy Twitter, just so that he would not be banned, but also to create a platform for free speech, many people felt that it was impossible, Twitter initially rejected his acquisition, but he really had money, and finally bought Twitter for $44 billion in cash.
Just after the acquisition was negotiated, Musk broke out the next goal, that is, to acquire the global beverage giant Coca-Cola, the purpose is that he feels that the current Coca-Cola is not strong enough, ready to add cocaine back in.
Yes, you heard it right, he's going to put cocaine instead of caffeine.
On April 28, Elon Musk tweeted that he wanted to buy the American Coca-Cola Company and re-add cocaine, and he had more than 80 million followers on Twitter, which can be said to have caused great controversy.
You heard it right, the original Coca-Cola did have cocaine in it, but it was later banned.
From 1986 to 1929, for a full 43 years after the birth of Coca-Cola, cocaine was added to it, when people did not know much about cocaine, did not realize its harmfulness, and later with the serious impact on people's health, cocaine became contraband and was removed from drinks and alcohol.
Caffeine also has a certain degree of addiction, but the effect is far less than cocaine, once the drink is added to the cocaine, the addictive effect can be imagined, it will be upgraded from fat house happy water to national happy water, but we certainly can't drink it, because this will definitely be banned in our country.
Assuming that Musk's acquisition is successful, then Coca-Cola that adds cocaine will only be sold to some regions, except for some special areas, most areas will not be allowed to sell drinks containing cocaine.
An authentic Coca-Cola from a hundred years ago would you like to taste it?