The belief that offices are going to get more fungible is rapidly approaching I think, the problem is the "vision" that WeWork was selling wasn't actually going

The belief that offices are going to get more fungible is rapidly approaching I think, the problem is the "vision" that WeWork was selling wasn't actually going to be achieved by their business plan. It reminds me of California City, California, a master planned city that few wanted to actually live in. Tack on the other "We" companies which were clearly there to create an ecosystem. The problem I think still comes down to margins - WeWork couldn't figure out how to actually make buildings vastly more efficient.