evidence: It’s a Hell of a lot more than 140 characters, but the severance and benefits lawsuit against Elon Musk and X Corp from a quartet of ex-Twitter executives sends a very clear message. [...] The needles in the haystack here is that Agrawal, Segal, Gadde, and Edgett all had "good reason" clauses in their respective contracts that assured them of a full payout in the event of a circumstance like Twitter ceasing to be "a publicly traded entity"- as occurred with Twitter in October 20222. Those clauses seem to have been overlooked by Musk and his minions when they showed Agrawal (who alone stood to receive a $60 million golden handshake), Segal, Gadde, and Edgett the door. Having spent the day expressing dismay over immigration stats and joy over the latest Space X launch, Musk had nothing to say about Mondays’ suit. Reps for X did not respond to request from Deadline for comment on the move by ex-CEO Agrawal, ex-CFO Segal, ex-legal/policy chief Gadde, and ex-general counsel Edgett.