This sheds a light on some bad practices around all ski areas: * J1 / E5 visa abuse to skirt labor and wage laws and get cheap investments * Overselling / abu

This sheds a light on some bad practices around all ski areas: * J1 / E5 visa abuse to skirt labor and wage laws and get cheap investments * Overselling / abusive terms of carriage for lifts * Overpricing basic food and services, assigning abusive police-style regulators on slopes (looking at you vail) So at the end of the day, we have to take a look and think: should lifting skiers up a mountain on a chairlift really be worth billions of dollars in market cap? Should mountains, who are almost 90% public land (in the USA), even be businesses?