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Hey everybody, it's another great episode of this weekend start-ups today.

We've got a great interview with the founder of Sugar, which is a CRM enterprise software for landlords and tenants.

And before we get into that great interview, I want to talk about a big issue that's going on here in Silicon Valley and probably in your city,

or maybe even in your company, which is the return to work.

You may have seen a huge bruhaha this weekend with Apple employees in the news again after they wrote yet another letter to management.

This time demanding a more flexible work from home policy.

Less Friday, this letter seems to have been leaked to the press, specifically the verge.

And this is the third time Apple employees have been challenging the management of Apple in the last three weeks.

So every week with three weeks, we've had Apple employees being extremely vocal.

This is notable because Apple was known for being a very private company, perhaps the most private company in all of Silicon Valley.

People signing NDAs, people in the company not knowing what was going on in the buildings next to them.

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