Wall Street is not as easy to manipulate as drivers.
Here's the first investors class action lawsuit, many more to come!
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This just sounds like a bunch of butthurt investors wanting their money back. It won't go anywhere. They should have known better when they bought in.
Butthurt, 😆, hurting just started. Now they'll feel what the drivers felt for years.