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Greta Thunberg's Response To Andrew Tate Getting Arrested Is One For The History Books

Twitter has been pretty fun for the past 24 hours, all thanks to Greta Thunberg.

It all started with misogynistic internet personality Andrew Tate making a random swipe at Greta.

In case you didn't know, Andrew was banned from Twitter in 2017 for hate speech.

He was recently allowed back on the platform because of the changes Elon Musk made.

He took this opportunity to tweet at the climate activist about owning 33 cars:

Greta responded:

People on Twitter collectively lost their minds over her reply:

And then Andrew tweeted this cigar-smoking rant:

But there's something in this video that Andrew is probably regretting...

The pizza box:

The pizza box is from a Romanian chain of restaurants:

That box apparently allowed police to locate him, and he and his brother were arrested on human trafficking charges:

But that's not all!

Greta got the last word with her response to the arrest:

Wowzaaa.

It's just too real!!!

I think this tweet from George Takei sums it up best:

Happy New Year!

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