Facebook is one of the most used social media platforms with a large following to it. However, the CEO respects all the people that have helped him come to a place where he stands currently and therefore occasionally tries to interact with the followers on his main page on the Facebook app whether it is about products Facebook should come up with or what their reviews are on a product he company has launched, the CEO tries to communicate all this himself too.
Last week, on Friday, the founder and CEO of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg had a question for all of his millions of followers on the social media platform. He asked them “Do you ever get so excited about what you're working on that you forget to eat meals?” This question was followed by his own answer in the comment where the CEO told the public how often this happens to him where he gets excited about something and forgets to eat because he is so engrossed working for that particular thing. The CEO further took the space to enlighten the public that because of this habit he has lost 10 pounds in the past month, however the new products the company will be launching are going to be (inserts a fire emoji) therefore he has no regrets.
Many people under the comments section shared what happens with them when they get excited with a user Danielle W. Lundberg saying she gets hungry and gets headache and therefore never skips meals. Another user Caitriona Fiáin Ní Dhaltúin took a jibe and said he knew what Zuckerberg was up to and that was working so hard exposing the corrupt cabal. Another user Bhupendra Raut said that while Zuckerberg lost 10 pounds, he had gained 10kg during the COVID lockdown. Camil Suello Nuesca, hoped Zuckerberg was working on something related to digital currency considering how crypto has taken over the world in these past few years.
One user Rabab Kamal said under the comments that she was totally the opposite of the CEO in terms of eating when she gets excited saying she eats more than she normally does when she is excited and in between all that forgets to work.
However, the sweetest and the most heartwarming comment under the post was from none other than the CEO’s father himself who commented “Do you need Mom and I to deliver meals?” In reply to the older Zuckerberg’s comment a Facebook user Issac Arturo wrote “You can be a billionaire but your parents never stop worrying about you,” and appreciated the genuine and wholesome exchange between the father and son.
The CEO last week had announced the launch several audio products, including a Clubhouse-style live audio rooms and a way for users to find and play podcasts. The company took this decision of launching audio tools and podcast services after the massive blow up of Clubhouse which is an audio only conversation application currently only working on iOS and has taken the world by storm just in the few weeks it launched and billionaires and celebrities, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk, have popped in to chat on that platform as well.
Zuckerberg said in the coming months the world's largest social media network plans to launch new features, including short-form audio clips called Soundbites and ways to create sound effects or improve audio quality.
However, we hope the CEO does not forget to eat further more in all this excitement and takes care of his health as well.
Photo: Marlene Awaad/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Last week, on Friday, the founder and CEO of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg had a question for all of his millions of followers on the social media platform. He asked them “Do you ever get so excited about what you're working on that you forget to eat meals?” This question was followed by his own answer in the comment where the CEO told the public how often this happens to him where he gets excited about something and forgets to eat because he is so engrossed working for that particular thing. The CEO further took the space to enlighten the public that because of this habit he has lost 10 pounds in the past month, however the new products the company will be launching are going to be (inserts a fire emoji) therefore he has no regrets.
Many people under the comments section shared what happens with them when they get excited with a user Danielle W. Lundberg saying she gets hungry and gets headache and therefore never skips meals. Another user Caitriona Fiáin Ní Dhaltúin took a jibe and said he knew what Zuckerberg was up to and that was working so hard exposing the corrupt cabal. Another user Bhupendra Raut said that while Zuckerberg lost 10 pounds, he had gained 10kg during the COVID lockdown. Camil Suello Nuesca, hoped Zuckerberg was working on something related to digital currency considering how crypto has taken over the world in these past few years.
One user Rabab Kamal said under the comments that she was totally the opposite of the CEO in terms of eating when she gets excited saying she eats more than she normally does when she is excited and in between all that forgets to work.
However, the sweetest and the most heartwarming comment under the post was from none other than the CEO’s father himself who commented “Do you need Mom and I to deliver meals?” In reply to the older Zuckerberg’s comment a Facebook user Issac Arturo wrote “You can be a billionaire but your parents never stop worrying about you,” and appreciated the genuine and wholesome exchange between the father and son.
The CEO last week had announced the launch several audio products, including a Clubhouse-style live audio rooms and a way for users to find and play podcasts. The company took this decision of launching audio tools and podcast services after the massive blow up of Clubhouse which is an audio only conversation application currently only working on iOS and has taken the world by storm just in the few weeks it launched and billionaires and celebrities, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk, have popped in to chat on that platform as well.
Zuckerberg said in the coming months the world's largest social media network plans to launch new features, including short-form audio clips called Soundbites and ways to create sound effects or improve audio quality.
However, we hope the CEO does not forget to eat further more in all this excitement and takes care of his health as well.
Photo: Marlene Awaad/Bloomberg via Getty Images
