Ha, in a way. Because they were indicative of Ferro’s “leadership”: flashy branding gimmicks, with nothing to back them up. Like when he bought an orange Tesl

Ha, in a way. Because they were indicative of Ferro’s “leadership”: flashy branding gimmicks, with nothing to back them up. Like when he bought an orange Tesla roadster to bring to trade shows. He’d just pop an orange car in the middle of the booth. What’s that got to do with health care? I dunno. (And this was all a while ago, but this job just always stuck in my craw, because it made “Silicon Valley” feel like an understated documentary and not a parody.)