Appearance in 2014's Tonight Show Jimmy Fallon,comedian Andy Samberg Revealed this Mark Zuckerberg Not only convinced him to join Facebooknow Meta Platform, Inc. (NASDAQ: RMB), but also set up his account personally and left his only friend on the platform.
what happened: Thunberg recalls unusual stories when Fallon asked him if he was on Facebook. “Well, do we have time to tell an interesting story?” he replied. “I'm actually on Facebook, but I only have one friend. It's a private account and I have a friend.”
When Fallon asked who was who, Thunberg replied: “Mark Zuckerberg.”
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The two became friendly after Zuckerberg appeared on Saturday Night Live and invited Thunberg to visit Facebook’s office. During their visit, Zuckerberg was shocked to learn that Thunberg was not using Facebook.
“I said, 'If you set up my account and you are my only friend, so I can tell this on the talk show…'He agrees.”
But things didn't go exactly as planned. The Brooklyn Nine-Nine actor began receiving emails and friend requests from Zuckerberg’s contacts. “I texted him and was like, ‘Hey, I don’t want to do this to the Facebook person, but I think I need some tech support.’”
Zuckerberg responded like any good friend. “He's very cool about it. He's like, 'Get into your setup…'” Thunberg said. “Of course, it works perfectly.”
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Why it matters: Just as Zuckerberg will celebrate his 41st birthday this week, the story surfaces — a milestone for tech tycoons who turned the dorm project into a $1.6 trillion empire.
Zuckerberg has faced huge challenges over the years: government investigations, distrust of privacy and misinformation, and a risk hub for metavideos that has ripped suspicion on Wall Street.
He has also been criticized for robotic or emotional detachment – something he publicly acknowledges.
Meta CEO currently has a net worth of $226 billion, making him the third wealthy man to the latter Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos in Bloomberg's Billionaire Index.
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