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Imagine being the person hired to write this "article" about a tweet. Just advertising a brand because your boss told you to do it.
Did this "Diana Bradley" go home and drink herself to sleep?
Did she get a chatbot to write most of the article to save herself the embarrassment?
Did she justify it to herself, saying it's still making a living, she's got bills to pay, she has no other choice etc?
Or is she a true believer, who saw a funny tweet by her favourite fried chicken place and was ecstatic to get to write an article about it?
Maybe Diana Bradley does not exist and is only a persona for AI articles
Like many slop lifestyle journalist, she's probably just browsing twitter on her couch and found a "lead" for an article