I've visited the NYC office for dinner a few times. There's no DJ booth, nor a rooftop bar, nor free gym memberships (according to a friend), nor go bags. Ther

I've visited the NYC office for dinner a few times. There's no DJ booth, nor a rooftop bar, nor free gym memberships (according to a friend), nor go bags. There's a rooftop patio, as many buildings in the area have, and gym subsidies as most tech companies have. I've been told they have emergency readiness kits (which are advocated by every level of government in every jurisdiction), but they're definitely not at the desks (or they are, but invisible). How are any of these criticisms distinct from Google, which owns an entire street block (no joke street to street, Ave to Ave)? I've had more than a few meals there as well and it's pretty much the same situation as far as I can tell.