So naturally, Adam is referred to the big boss at JP Morgan. He's a "UHNWI" - Ultra High Net Worth Individual - but despite his business doing well, Adam as an individual is a different proposition. However, Jamie decides to step up as his personal banker, with the limit even increased to 100 million too. With numerous locations across the globe, Adam has serious logistic problems. From rat infestations and strange staircases, everything looks set to blow up in a big way. At least under the hood. On the surface, Adam makes it onto the Time 100 list as the façade of the company continues to look like the ideal place to work. While this isn't a complete waste of time, beyond Adam's flamboyance and jet-setting lifestyle, and Rebekah's continued jealousy and worry about being pushed aside, there's absolutely nothing going on here. The entire 49 minute chapter is so preoccupied with its flashy visuals and jet setting, showing off how the rich live, that there's no room left for the things that matter. You know, like story and character development. This show is starting to drag its heels and given we have 3 more episodes of this to go - each of which clocking in at an hour or so - Wecrashed is turning into a bit of a chore. Adam wants to continue down the path of flamboyance, deciding to double up on what Masa wants and intending to take over the coworking space in its entirety, even offering up a year's worth of free membership. The bankers though, are understandably concerned.
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