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I think the upper deck portion looks quite a bit better than what was feared.

Not sure there's many parallels to be drawn between this eventual post-pandemic society and the country following the pandemic of 1918. I'd argue that people have worked communally not because it's been a proven winner over the course of history, but because up until recent advances in tech, it's been the only option. I agree it's premature to think this is the end of the corporate office, but it's seems equally rash to think things will be business as usual. It doesn't sound like the pandemic will impact SHW's plans, which is exciting. But it may affect others. Some companies will see the office as an unessary expense and view in-person attendance as a recruiting disadvantage. Some just the opposite. I think it's too early to make the call either way.

Going up!

Good point. I was trying to think if there was something similar in the area.

Does anyone else find the townhomes connected to the parking garage odd?

Seriously though! I think he made em panic a little.

Totally agree. I don't think they played this well at all, especially when you consider the timeline and lack of board approval. I suppose there's a leverage play aspect to it, but did they really need to put out a release to let the city know that they're going to explore all of their options? Seems extremely premature and to your point, likely hampers employee moral and maybe even hiring.

When would it be fair then? Seems to me like a reasonable time do so.