Misc.Jul 19, 2019
MicrosoftUMbR31

For all you people who've refused to accept WeWork is a money-routing mechanism

Not sure how many more red flags you need. He's cashed out 700m of his stake in the "start up", which is rather unusual. https://www.wsj.com/articles/wework-co-founder-has-cashed-out-at-least-700-million-from-the-company-11563481395 He's been making millions leasing out his own properties to the "start up". https://www.wsj.com/articles/weworks-ceo-makes-millions-as-landlord-to-wework-11547640000 Pretty sure there's more coming, 2019 is just halfway done...

WeWork's CEO Makes Millions as Landlord to WeWork
WeWork's CEO Makes Millions as Landlord to WeWork
WSJ
WeWork Co-founder Has Cashed Out at Least $700 Million From the Company
WeWork Co-founder Has Cashed Out at Least $700 Million From the Company
WSJ
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Indeed indood Jul 19, 2019

MADE BY WE? Lol, more like $$ MADE BY ME.

Google चाचा चौधरी Jul 19, 2019

As in we made me some mooney

Oracle alwzangry Jul 19, 2019

Real estate and virtual resources for transients with a strip club across the street? Great shell business. Peak VC. Neumann! 😬

Accenture StTarrant Jul 19, 2019

Lmao @ peak VC

Pandora dipthong Jul 19, 2019

Don’t tell that to the WeWork disciples. They love working there.

Facebook public2 Jul 19, 2019

Smart

Microsoft UMbR31 OP Jul 19, 2019

The sarcasm is palpable. But, you wait and watch, man...

Facebook public2 Jul 19, 2019

Not being sarcastic. It is smart to cash out before the ipo drop and owning the real estate creates passive income. Which one do you think is not smart?