Here we follow the now-infamous Adam Neumann, a magnetic, chaotic founder who convinced the world that renting desks was a multi-billion-dollar movement. It’s a sharp look at how hype, unchecked ambition, and cult-like company culture inflated a business model that never quite made sense. But what made it especially relevant, and oddly poetic, was that this all unraveled at the tail end of the 2010s, just before COVID reshaped how we think about work, offices, and connection. In hindsight, WeWork wasn’t just a business misfire, it was the perfect symbol of a decade obsessed with disruption, image, and growth at all costs.