Welcome Bill jee - this week in Pakistan's business and economics twitterverse

 Bill Gates in Pakistan caused quite the fuss. After all, he made Windows which we haven't always paid for bit greatly appreciate. Speaking of haven't paid for, whatsapp has taken over the workplace - and its free. No key required. This week we also witnessed Parody accounts being treated as the real deal. All this and more from Pakistan's Twitterverse. 

https://twitter.com/Rahul_J_Mathur/status/1494305380549025793

Whatsapp has proven to be more than just a communication app. You probably won't believe it, but other than our task uploading platform, we mostly use whatsapp for work at Profit too. 

https://twitter.com/kalsoom82/status/1493278191015837701

In a world of virtual meetings, please just avoid Microsoft teams. Thanks. 

 

https://twitter.com/MissAnamSaeed/status/1492847907631992838

Name a better asset class than a 2017 corolla. We dare you. 

https://twitter.com/nogreatgame/status/1494995476000686080

https://twitter.com/Chaudree/status/1494936479709249536

Excuse the profanity but a picture is not a form of endorsement, or at least shouldn't be taken as such

https://twitter.com/chickenomist_01/status/1494948288763777025

Sometimes we have to do a double take to see which is the real and parody account. This is the parody account. I know we're just as confused as you guys.

https://twitter.com/saihan_io/status/1494739623485919233

If only Bill gates was here on a legit visit to invest/ develop instead of a philanthropic trip 

https://twitter.com/AzamAKhan2/status/1494572832759689219

You can't kill the real estate market. The real estate market kills you. 

https://twitter.com/abdulahadjawaid/status/1494234023270490112

We all do. In fact I'm sure the govt still uses that version

https://twitter.com/MusadaqZ/status/1494236147219943425

So does this mean we'll have warm water next winter and food on the table?

https://twitter.com/MuzzammilAslam3/status/1494214839602139138?t=JQIPZ9towkVDQyUAdui3GQ&s=19

Poor Muzzammil got owned over something he didn't say but had the tendency to say.