Amjad Masad

And they're just not psychologically equipped to completely change their life.

Well-

And desperation, unfortunately, is going to motivate people to make changes.

And it's going to also motivate some people to choose drugs.

That's my fear.

My fear is that you're going to get a lot more people.

There's going to be a lot of people that they figure it out.

and they survive, just, I mean, this is natural selection, unfortunately, like in applied to a digital world.

There's going to be people that just aren't psychologically equipped to recalibrate their life, and that's my real fear.

My real fear is that there's a bunch of really good people out there that are valuable parts of a certain business right now that their identity is attached to being employee of the month.

They're good people.

They show up every day.

Everybody loves them and trusts them.

They do good work, and everybody rewards them for that.

And that's part of who they are as a person.

They're a hardworking person.

Of course.

And they feel that way.

And there's a lot of real good people out there that are blue-collar, hardworking people.

They take pride in that and that job is going to go away.