Dana El-Kurd

Those of us present, all voice concerns, myself included, you know, it was very clearly not the actions of a single individual, but of a concerted group.

Yes, they may trust me to speak for them, but I also know when to be quiet so that they can voice their opinions.

At that point, Deja had finished with all of their appointments and said, hey, I'm done for the day.

I'm going home.

This isn't me giving you an official resignation.

I need to go home and consider my options.

And I followed suit with, I'm not giving you a resignation.

You have essentially created a family emergency for me.

And now I have to go see to that family emergency.

Yeah.

That is important.

We will come back to that interaction.

Oh, boy.

Later.

Yes.

I will say being one of the two presidents of the company and someone goes, don't fire our coworkers and you go, sorry, that's not like I can't make unilateral decisions is the most absolutely chicken shit response I've ever seen in my entire life.

Like, it's like it.

It's fucking like Werner Von Braun like when the Rockets go up by who cares where they come down.

That's not my department You are the president of the company like

What are we doing here?