Ed Ludlow

That doesn't immediately make me think profit driving, David, in that way.

And so, like, talk about your targets.

You've got this $1 billion EBITDA by 2027.

And Bloomberg Intelligence and Warren, that looks pretty ambitious at this stage.

I think, therefore, go back to the AV world because there is this ongoing anxiety that the competition is just going to get so fierce.

Are you set up to win?

What are you saying to convince the investor base they shouldn't be selling off your shares like this?

David, you know what else I love, a lot of New Yorkers love, is the bikes.

And boy, has this snow made things really difficult.

Hate to get personal here, but I mean, look at these pictures.

I am really struggling to get my bike out.

I'm really struggling to get it back in.

How much of a hit is this to having to refund customers?

How much are you thinking about what the city and you can work together with to make this a really costly business for you in these sorts of temperatures?

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