Elon Musk, Russian Space chief talk about their favourite tea & it has Indian connection
Musk, usually a gentleman in these situations, responded to Rogozin, who shared this interview on Twitter. Musk expressed gratitude to the chief for the invitation and requested his favourite tea taste.
FollowDmitry Rogozin, Russia's space commander, who has been closely watching Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson's recent forays into space (or the edge of space), has chosen a favourite: the one who hasn't been to space yet. Â Elon Musk, Tesla CEO and SpaceX CEO, is well-known on Twitter for a number of reasons, including promoting cryptocurrency Dogecoin and sharing stolen memes. He also has a flair for responding to odd tweets.
In a media interview, Rogozin complimented Elon Musk for his work as a space industry organiser and innovator. He also invited Musk to his Russian house to "be a guest of my family" and discuss "exploring the universe, alien life, and how we might use space to protect life on Earth." "I had placed the teakettle on hot," he said.
Musk, usually a gentleman in these situations, responded to Rogozin, who shared this interview on Twitter. Musk expressed gratitude to the chief for the invitation and requested his favourite tea taste.
"Thanks! "What is your favourite tea?" Musk enquired.
"Let's start with my grandmother's favourite Indian tea," Rogozin answered.
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Rogozin's favourite tea has a connection to India.
A short Google search yields a plethora of online markets offering the tea. The brand's name approximately translates to "Three Friendly Elephants." According to the tea's taste palette, "the scent of bergamot has a good influence on mood and mental activity, giving the tea a fresh, spicy tone." India is the nation of origin. The tea's name is most likely a reference to the Soviet era, when tea drinking was widespread in the daily lives of office workers.
