Victoria Harris

you know, growth was really sluggish and the content was shit, then you do piss off a few shareholders.

And then they're, you know, they're like, you know what, actually screw you guys.

You haven't been delivering on what you said you're going to do.

We want to do this take, we want to accept this takeover offer.

And so that's why like there's hostile and then there's

like friendly.

And friendly is when you approach the executives and you're like, hey, we want to do this.

And they're like, you know what?

It's actually a really good deal.

I think these businesses combined would be great together.

And they kind of give their blessing to shareholders to accept it.

Whereas this is very hostile.

This is like, what the fuck?

GameStop is a $12 billion company and eBay is a $45 billion company.

Yeah, it's like the corner dairy trying to buy the supermarket.

They'd be like, um.

But it can happen, right?

So like they are offering to pay eBay shareholders nearly 50% higher than what the share price is right now.

So if you were sitting there as an eBay shareholder, you're probably like, you know what?

Shit, yeah.