I would bet money that this has happened a TON over the last decade, just as you say. Especially post-Uber where "hypergrowth" to get market dominance was all t

I would bet money that this has happened a TON over the last decade, just as you say. Especially post-Uber where "hypergrowth" to get market dominance was all the rage even in extremely cost-heavy, lower-margin industries where scaling was always gonna be a big challenge. If there's good news, though, it's that this appears to be slowing down. Lot of folks getting disillusioned with WeWork, Uber, etc now that those exits happened and went nowhere. I'm assuming investors are realizing they won't be able to play that trick too many more times.