@WeWork So if you’re working on this currently, you’re acknowledging that your buildings were unsafe for the last few months. Yet you continued to charge full Membership Fees. Why should we trust WeWork ever again?
@gidigrinstein@WeWork@TikkunOlamMakrs Just think what could be achieved if WeWork wasn’t screwing over other members by continuing to charge them full fees for services they are not currently providing.
@nytimes WeWork’s customers don’t pay “rent” they pay “membership fees” for a variety of services. WeWork is not currently providing those services yet is still demanding full payment. That is why people are annoyed.
@WeWork Why did you cut the text that says “I’m still charging you for services that I’m no longer providing?” That’s been the WeWork approach since Day 1 of this crisis.
@texaninnyc Die Another Die. I was stoked about so much of it: the 20th film, the 40th anniversary, the Aston Martin Vanquish racing over a frozen lagoon in Iceland. It took all of 90 seconds for it to crumble around me.
@ab1218x@Slate They’re not a commercial landlord. You pay a membership fee for access to the space and other services. It’s like paying for a gym membership even though the gym is closed.