My additional thoughts on the $OPEN Carrie / CEO situation. First of all, I want to say that probably no single person has done more for @Opendoor than @ericjackson. If you think about it, he's PERSONALLY helped increase Carrie's net worth by something on the order of $18M+ from the lows of $0.50 (given Carrie's ~14M shares at today's price of ~$1.80) In addition, management should 100% acknowledge how much Eric bailed the company out from having to R/S or worry about penny stock status and delisting. THAT SAID, I don't believe trying to oust Carrie is the right thing for the company. I see her currently trying to walk a VERY NARROW tightrope to profitability, growth, and potential 100-bagger status. Honestly, its taken her and the team years to find their balance and if the board pushes her off now, the chances of a new CEO coming in and not falling off into the pit of bankruptcy are low. If Carrie stays and executes, I see us having a >80% chance of coming through to the other side with a real business worth many many times the current value. If a new CEO comes in, I see him / her likely (~50%) remaking the same mistakes honestly both Eric and Carrie did and taking us to $0. Given my enormous position $OPEN, that's not a good risk-reward profile for me (ie. 50% chance of complete capital loss) Yes, I would LOVE for them to partner with an AI-first company and expand their buybox with leading-edge tech. Yes, I would LOVE for Carrie to come out and make more public appearances and leverage retail support (maybe not using the word "harvest" 🌽) But ultimately, I think they FINALLY do see a path with Key Agent and understand that execution will rule the day (as it always does). We should let her cook 👩‍🍳 @adambain @pueokeffer @shrisha @yang_guo @ericjackson @Karp_God @selimf