> I leave the meeting disconcerted and still unclear about what exactly is happening with his land in Waimea. Benoiff doesn't look good here, but the reporter

> I leave the meeting disconcerted and still unclear about what exactly is happening with his land in Waimea. Benoiff doesn't look good here, but the reporter is acting like it's all mysterious and cagey when Benoiff seems to be pretty transparent. He likes living in Hawaii. He bought a mansion and estate for himself. He bought up all of the land around it so he didn't have to share. And I guess he felt pretty embarrassed about it so he bought up a bunch of properties so he can donate them to pad his philanthropist resume. Doesn't seem like a big mystery.