“They'll have three classes of common stock... Class A investors get one vote per share, Class B founders get two or three votes, Class C employees have no votes.”
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Said on Entrepreneurs on Fire
Supreme Court of Canada Hearings (English Audio) · Durrell Diggs, et al. v. Attorney General of Nova Scotia, et al. (41801)
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trained only one class of new staff in 2021, versus three classes per year pre-COVID
1 class in 2021; 3 classes per year previously
“They'll have three classes of common stock... Class A investors get one vote per share, Class B founders get two or three votes, Class C employees have no votes.”
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“Neo Scholars class this year is only 10 people compared to 18 or 20 in previous years and 30 before that.”
“They had what was called upper class and this is first class treatment at a business class price … chauffeur driven to the airport … better food … friendly cabin crew”
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