As a characterization of what the study found it is misleading because it’s a cherry picked metric

Go take a look at their earnings reports and point out where they pin profitability on anything related to remote work. You can't be that dense that you equate short-term profitability driven primarily by market conditions and the long-term management of a business, right?

I don’t know that you have a vantage point to say that without confidence about Morgan Stanley. In my industry it’s been a major drag on productivity for the past year and a half because entry level employees are not ramping up as quickly as they used to pre-remote work, and it has knock on effects throughout organizations.

Morgan Stanley has been profitable in past years because the brands adder market was up. You think that has something to do with remote work though?

Because I use both quite a bit from going to and from the same locations and at the same times. Since like early 2021 cabs are pretty much always cheaper than the cheapest ride share rates.

You’ve taken “dozens” of yellow cabs trips and gotten into multiple car accidents? Lol okay. Yellow cabs are now much cheaper too.

They’re way cheaper than Uber or Lyft right gut now

I mean, independent of that he’s not wrong.