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Yeah, Jack Dorsey.

Well, not only did he cut 40 percent of his workforce all at once, but he put out a statement that said effectively, like, look, we saw the writing on the wall.

These jobs are going to go.

And so because of AI.

And so we had a choice.

We could either do this sort of dribbling them out over a longer time frame or.

Or we could just do it all in one fell swoop.

And he talks about, you know, we're going to give them 20 weeks plus one week per year of tenure of their salaries so they have time to adjust, blah, blah, blah.

But basically, we just decided to do the one fell swoop approach and cut 40% of our labor force.

And then, you know, predictably, but it's still noteworthy, the, you know, like the stock market loves when you lay off workers, right?

So for other companies that are looking at, you know, how to approach the AI era, it sends a pretty strong signal that if you're doing mass layoffs, your stock price is going to be pretty significantly rewarded.

Now, I will say I'm not an expert or analyst.