So that would put you in the "so there's a chance" pool of users. I don't think that's a big market. I think the vast market is "heck no."
How many verified accounts did Twitter have before Elon? A million? Maybe 2? Even if everyone started paying, it's not enough. From Elon's rhetoric, it seems time is of the essence. Cost savings from the layoffs won't kick in until February. He wants to flip the advertising to more targeted impulse buying (like Instagram). It can work but that requires a lot more advertisers paying a lot less.
In the past, there were several big companies looking at Twitter as a acquisition including Disney. Everyone of them concluded that the juice wasn't worth the squeak. Any new investor he finds is going to come in with Twitter at a vastly lower valuation (probably in the $13-18 billion range). It's not looking good. While it's easy to make fun of the loud mouth billionaire, there are people's livelihood on the line.