Hey @united is this a joke? I just flew 5+ hours in First Class and this bowl of sadness is what you serve me for dinner.
Between the 3D-printed mystery meat, the cafeteria cheese cubes, and the whole tomato I need a chainsaw to cut, this is genuinely unbelievable.
100% this.
Anybody justifying his actions are simply loyalists and enablers. I’ve never met a smart person who privately would advocate for these actions
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2 years ago, I moved my entire life to Cyprus to escape Germany's 50% tax rate.
It was the most expensive "money-saving" decision I've ever made.
Here's 21 brutal realities of tax haven living (that nobody warns you about):
and it ended before it began. Walmart is abandoning its plan to build out a network of low-cost health clinics due to escalating costs and reimbursement challenges https://t.co/leXxb8JSDO via @business
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A note to my portfolio companies: Im sure many of you saw the news about Hopin selling its assets with its core business now being worth several hundred millions of dollars. Hopin was once valued at $7.8B! Same goes for Clutter who sold for pennies on the dollar and I'm not really sure where Clubhouse sits today, buts its not $4B. We can perhaps blame this on the investors who inflated the valuations of these companies but it takes two to tango....During covid I felt that a lot of founders were building companies that they thought could be overnight successes. This is just not true and typically never works out that way. We tend to read about people's successes and think that it happened overnight or the founders were lucky. Most businesses take 7-12 years to build, 7-12 years of hard work, days where you feel you are going to go out of business, hiring, firing, selling, raising capital, its not easy out there. But its important to know that your hard work will pay off as long as you are focused on the long game. Why you started this business and company, who you surround yourself with, how you are thinking about the longevity of your business and market you are selling into.
Anyone looking for a quick win will not live to see the other side.