Elon Musk said in an interview with the BBC on Wednesday that operating Twitter has been a “rollercoaster” and “quite painful” for him.
In a Twitter Spaces interview with the BBC, the tech mogul stated that if the right person came along, he would sell the company to him.
Musk said that the “pain level has been extremely high, this hasn’t been some kind of party” when asked if he regretted buying Twitter.
In October of last year, he paid $44 billion for Twitter.
Furthermore, when questioned about his tenure thus far during the interview, Musk stated, “It has not been boring.” It’s been quite a rollercoaster.”
“It’s been quite stressful situation over the last several months,” he noted, but he still believes that buying the company is the right thing to do.
He went on to say that things are going “reasonably well,” and that “site usage is up” and “the site works.”
“I sometimes sleep in the office because of the workload,” he said, adding that he had a spot on a couch in a library “that nobody goes to.”
Moreover, the billionaire addressed his sometimes contentious tweets, stating, “Have I shot myself in the foot with tweets multiple times?”
“I believe I should refrain from tweeting after 3 a.m.,” he added.
