It’s funny that he says “suspend.” Was there some marketing collective unconscious that uses suspend instead of just “stop?” It’s ok to stop things and then st

It’s funny that he says “suspend.” Was there some marketing collective unconscious that uses suspend instead of just “stop?” It’s ok to stop things and then start them later. This reminds me of twitters “permanent suspension” instead of saying “banned” or “blocked” or “removed.” Seems funny to use suspend that means temporary for things that just naturally end. Not the end of the world, but one more example of unclear, harder to understand speech.