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Hi everyone, this is Pivot from New York Magazine in the Vox Media Podcast Network. I'm Cara Swisher. And I'm Scott Galaway.

How you doing today? What's going on? What's happening? Today's a good day. I had lunch with this super smart guy named Andy from the TPMorgan. So I'm making friends. I'm trying to go and have played it.

You need to have played it. It's really critical for you. You need little friends to hang around with. 100%.

I was thinking about you as watching the crown. I was catching up on the crown the new season. It's quite good.

I remind you of Camilla. That's who I remind you of. No, she's more hair than you do. So no, no, no. Camilla's underrated.

Anyway, I love the crown. It makes me think of Britain. I really like it. It's really good. The queen is pretty pissed at Prince Charles. But anyway, today we'll talk about Twitter's rapidly shrinking workforce.

And also the mystery of FTX's disappearing funds. And we'll speak with New York Times Joe C Oscar-Relly about how Atlanta has become the center of hip-hop.

He's one of my favorite writers about a city does an amazing online interview show with a lot of musicians.

I think he's he could give us some insight into where the music business is going to. But first, the New York Times,

supporting that Amazon will lay off nearly 10,000 employees. The cuts will come from its retail. And HR divisions probably as expected as well from its devices team,

which works on things like Alexa. This is not as many. They hired so many people over the pandemic. 500,000 something like that.

They also at Disney is planning to freeze hiring and cut jobs, according to a memo from Bob Chapick. The company will look for every avenue of operations and labor to find savings.

The company's streaming service lost almost $1.5 billion last quarter. And Chapick is promised streaming to come profit by 2024.

The new Star Wars show is getting great reviews called Andor, which many people love. And more layoffs, right? That's really what's happening. It's a there's a time to plant a time to reap.

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