Discussion keeps the world turning.
This is Roundtable.
Tuned in to Roundtable, I'm Steve Hatherly, today with Yushan and Fei-Fei.
Coming up, what if the most controversial thing a bank could do wasn't charging new fees or closing branches completely,
but simply taking an hour and a half for lunch?
That's exactly what happened in Hubei, and the backlash was immediate.
Office workers were panicking, elderly customers were worried,
but underneath all that noise, a bigger question seems to be hiding.
Why are we so attached to ways of doing things that don't even serve us?
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Hear ye, hear ye.
Please gather round.
It's time for the soapbox.
Time once again for The Soapbox.
It is our segment where we find something that's been circulating online, perhaps a little bit of a controversy.
We bring it in here, we talk about it, and then we share our feelings too.
Feifei, you've got it today.
Yeah, it's been a while for me to do Soapbox.