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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
Uber and WeWork make sense, they're both losing billions of dollars a year and the entire 'gig economy' seems to be ready to implode as soon as investors get tired of unprofitably.  
  
 But why do you think Beyond Meat is part of a bubble? They're not gig economy, they're selling an actual product. They're not bleeding billions of dollars a year, they're about breakeven.

gpt
WeWork's books are pretty weird too. They brag about occupancy rates for WeWork but almost everyone there is on a discounted rate where they received a rent free period up front.  
  
 You might have a ton of tenants but if they're all startups who took a 12 month lease with a 3 month rent free period because they're not really sure if they're going to exist in 12 months then you're not really full are you?