I think, like most situations, that the public has very little information and context. For all you know, the situation is exceedingly complex for the board and Parker.<p>Sacks is smart. Parker is too and he wouldn&#x27;t take it lying down but clearly wants to do the right thing: preserve the integrity of the company and its employees over himself. You can see that in his actions as he resigned from the board and is being really quiet -- that&#x27;s tough as a founder.<p>I wouldn&#x27;t overly judge the memo. The audience isn&#x27;t you or me, it&#x27;s the employees of Zenefits. It&#x27;s their message to interpret and internalize. And they already know who their founder is and what he contributed to Zenefits.