I don't know if it's just me, but Calendly feels like the perfect company to stay private, continue generating really healthy cashflows, and pay off the founders millions per year. I suppose the company had already raised a round, so they were already stuck in the "hypergrowth at all costs" trajectory, but seems like that kind of multiple for that kind of company is going to be destined for failure. I hope I'm wrong, but am I missing something here?