Christopher Dutton

FSD saved me from possible accident yesterday due to a flagrant red light runner. Or, alternatively: ““Folks, FSD saved me yesterday, saved me from a horrible, nasty red light runner, the worst. It was incredible, perfect timing, nobody else could do it. The best self-driving anywhere, period. We love FSD, we love it!” 😼🇺🇸”

On Monday, I will resign from my job as an IT executive. I’ve led a large team for several years. Soon after arriving, I realized the role was not what I expected and the environment was unhealthy. Instead of leaving, I chose to view the situation as a challenge. Over time, I shifted from trying to improve the situation to focusing on supporting my employees as best I could, often at my own expense. Last week, however, I found myself unable to protect them any longer. That moment came when I had to lay off an employee and friend of 25 years, with no involvement in the decision. I lost any sense of purpose. So on Monday, I will walk in and resign. I expect that over the next several months, many more will follow, though I realize the company may not care unless it impacts the bottom line. But my wife and family, my purpose, will care.