Episode 5 recap
In the fifth episode, WeWork is expanding globally and opening new premises. In China there’s a staircase but no second floor; in Poland, mice are running rampant inside buildings due to some strange reason (I think they just wanted an excuse for more scenes with animal bradyism); while toilets don’t work properly across France–again probably because of all those pesky mice!–Adam finds quick pragmatic solutions that make him seem like quite possibly our greatest modern-day entrepreneur! He was also named one among Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People last year
The crux of this chapter is Rebekah’s need for purpose. After years, she now wishes to return to work – through the company’s attitudes are changing and they don’t want her there anymore because it seems like so many people have been going behind closed doors with each other about what happened between them since things took a turn for worse last year when their employers got bought out by some big business firm downtown which led everyone who worked here at some point or another get laid off save two employees loyal enough just staying put until automation came knocking on
Rebekah’s struggles are perfectly portrayed in Anne Hathaway’s portrayal of a spoilt, pretentious snob who is quickly losing grip on the business. The writers hammer this motif home with style and rhythm as they write about Rebeka constantly trying to keep up appearances while also battling her friend Elishia for rank within WeWork corporate hierarchy; it becomes clear that there will be no easy answers or solutions at any point during season one but instead, an accumulation process which has been going on since inception (from what we know).
Ending
Working in tandem with Rebekah, Adam is also on his adventure. His billionaire investor Masayoshi has dared him to think bigger and crazier than ever before- so the entrepreneur does just that for this challenge! The bonkers character starts taking out competitors one by one while purchasing jets or mansions as well if needed; all thanks to their newfound creativity from being dared by Mr. Wiseau himself (Jared Leto). It’s pretty accurate when you see it through my eyes because I can’t help but feel like a scientist who needs answers
The Apple TV+ series is a highly entertaining, yet controversial look at the life and times of one man, in this case, Steve Jobs. The acting performances are top-notch as well; you’ll be captivated by both Anne Hathaway’s portrayal and Jared Leto who plays him alongside her in different periods throughout their careers together with an expanding cast that includes Christian Bale ( Stratolaunch – movies),56% funding raised within 24 hours)
Ava DuVernay(Director). It’s easy to see why these two have been nominated
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