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Input: Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO/ PR Disaster Martin Shkreli took to Reddit late Saturday night to tell his side of the story on the Daraprim drug scandal. His company is back in the public eye this weekend following news that a competitor has introduced a customizable $1 alternative to Turing’s $750 pill. 
  
 Shkreli is no stranger to making his opinions known on Twitter, but he outdid himself here. After providing proof via Twitter that it was indeed him answering the questions, Shkreli launched into one of the most extensive AMAs of all time, answering questions about his thoughts on the pharmaceutical industry, Theranos, the current presidential race, bitcoin, and his love life. 
  
 He certainly put the man hours into responding to user questions. He gave a response (not always an answer) to almost every question that users posed to him in the AMA, contributing over 600 comments to the thread over the course of several hours. The general spirit of his AMA is probably best summed up with this retweet of his. 
  
 I’ve pored through all of his responses, check out some of his best ones below. ||||| Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO/ PR Disaster Martin Shkreli took to Reddit late Saturday night to tell his side of the story on the Daraprim drug scandal. His company is back in the public eye this weekend following news that a competitor has introduced a customizable $1 alternative to Turing’s $750 pill. 
  
 Shkreli is no stranger to making his opinions known on Twitter, but he outdid himself here. After providing proof via Twitter that it was indeed him answering the questions, Shkreli launched into one of the most extensive AMAs of all time, answering questions about his thoughts on the pharmaceutical industry, Theranos, the current presidential race, bitcoin, and his love life. 
  
 He certainly put the man hours into responding to user questions. He gave a response (not always an answer) to almost every question that users posed to him in the AMA, contributing over 600 comments to the thread over the course of several hours. The general spirit of his AMA is probably best summed up with this retweet of his. 
  
 I’ve pored through all of his responses, check out some of his best ones below. ||||| Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO/ PR Disaster Martin Shkreli took to Reddit late Saturday night to tell his side of the story on the Daraprim drug scandal. His company is back in the public eye this weekend following news that a competitor has introduced a customizable $1 alternative to Turing’s $750 pill. 
  
 Shkreli is no stranger to making his opinions known on Twitter, but he outdid himself here. After providing proof via Twitter that it was indeed him answering the questions, Shkreli launched into one of the most extensive AMAs of all time, answering questions about his thoughts on the pharmaceutical industry, Theranos, the current presidential race, bitcoin, and his love life. 
  
 He certainly put the man hours into responding to user questions. He gave a response (not always an answer) to almost every question that users posed to him in the AMA, contributing over 600 comments to the thread over the course of several hours. The general spirit of his AMA is probably best summed up with this retweet of his. 
  
 I’ve pored through all of his responses, check out some of his best ones below. ||||| Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO/ PR Disaster Martin Shkreli took to Reddit late Saturday night to tell his side of the story on the Daraprim drug scandal. His company is back in the public eye this weekend following news that a competitor has introduced a customizable $1 alternative to Turing’s $750 pill. 
  
 Shkreli is no stranger to making his opinions known on Twitter, but he outdid himself here. After providing proof via Twitter that it was indeed him answering the questions, Shkreli launched into one of the most extensive AMAs of all time, answering questions about his thoughts on the pharmaceutical industry, Theranos, the current presidential race, bitcoin, and his love life. 
  
 He certainly put the man hours into responding to user questions. He gave a response (not always an answer) to almost every question that users posed to him in the AMA, contributing over 600 comments to the thread over the course of several hours. The general spirit of his AMA is probably best summed up with this retweet of his. 
  
 I’ve pored through all of his responses, check out some of his best ones below. |||||
Output:
Perhaps trying to win back customers who are likely defecting to his new competitor, Martin Shkreli took to Reddit in an epic "Ask Me Anything" session that lasted from Saturday evening well into Sunday (with breaks), per his Twitter feed. In what TechCrunch calls "one of the most extensive AMAs of all time," the Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO didn't shy away from questions, with TechCrunch noting that he "gave a response (not always an answer) to almost every question that users posed to him in the AMA, contributing over 600 comments to the thread over the course of several hours." What was on the table: anything and everything, from his pharma company's PR debacle to the 2016 POTUS race to his love life. Shkreli seemed to take to the AMA format, tweeting, "Lots of support on Reddit. Twitter is way more toxic." TechCrunch's Lucas Matney took it upon himself to compile his favorite Shkreli comments, including his book recommendations ("anything about Warren Buffett), nonchalance toward being called "the biggest douche in the world right now" ("I don't mind!"), and even some regrets (he calls himself a "flippant jackass" for not explaining the price increase for Daraprim more carefully). Perhaps the most interesting thing Shkreli learned from the latest Turing incident is that "personally: this is the best possible way to get girls" (which is good timing, since he's "trying to find a woman to marry, too"). But some are cringing at his AMA confessional, with one Twitter commenter asking, "Are you doing this with your PR guy's approval … or in spite of them?," while another pipes in, "This is gonna go about as well as you jacking up the price on Daraprim." (There's one presidential candidate whom Shkreli has a beef with.)