That's pretty brutal, and a trend that set in well before Covid. Much as we plebs might snicker at Jacobs now being worth 'only' $2.5 billion, to have nearly half your net wealth wiped out in the space of 3 years is not a good place for the Jacobs family to be in, especially when their primary business has been crippled by a pandemic and has a long, slow and uncertain way back ahead to anything approaching normalcy. They're in a rough spot, and normally when a company's in a downward spiral like this, selling some of your assets to try and reinject some liquid cash is the way to go. A sports team would be a good option for that purpose, but I know the family has an enormous amount of pride in owning the Bruins, so I'm not sure whether they could bear to do it, pardon the pun.