WeWork isn't a tech company; it's a soap opera

WeWork — excuse me, The We Company — has been successfully posing as a tech company for years. Its IPO filing shows it’s a real estate company while also revealing some absolutely wild financial transactions. I cannot wait to see what the Securities and Exchange Commission has to say about loaning your founder, CEO, and controlling shareholder money while also paying him rent.

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