On the agenda today:

• Young workers hate their jobs — and employers should be worried.
• How Lex Fridman’s podcast became a safe space for the anti-woke tech elite.
• In today’s tough housing market, boomers are sticking it to millennials.
• How an adtech employee stole a $9 million payment and used it to buy gold bars.

Write to insidertoday@insider.com to tell us how AI will transform your role, your company, or your industry. We’ll pick three of the most fascinating responses — and those readers will bag an invite.

Next up: Introducing our new destination for climate action.

One Planet

Expect ongoing coverage on topics such as sustainable travel and products, breakthrough technologies, and leaders who are innovating in their fields.

We’ll also be hosting virtual and in-person events, introducing our first climate advisory council, and more.

Gen Zers are sick and tired of their jobs

But since the pandemic hit, there’s been a startling shift. Gen Zers and young millennials have soured on work just as much as everyone else — and that’s bad news for companies everywhere.

Read the full story.

• Gen Z job seekers are rattling older managers by asking about work-life balance in the first interview

But recently, “The Lex Fridman Podcast” has become a haven for a growing and powerful sector looking to dismantle years of “wokeness.” To the hordes of young men fed up with the so-called mainstream media, Fridman is challenging the status quo, one interview at a time.

More on the rise of Lex Fridman.

But after a decade in which millennials sat atop the housing-market heap, baby boomers have suddenly and unexpectedly seized the upper hand. The sudden reversal is a sign of the financial strength of boomers, but it also underscores the bleak prospects for millennials.

How older house hunters are schooling their successors.

• Get ready: Gen Z is coming for the housing market.

But Mancuso would never get his hands on the gold — the FBI arrested him while he was en route. Court filings say he illicitly acquired the millions he’d used to pay for the gold by exploiting Ezoic’s systems and rerouting a $9 million payment from Google to his own Chase bank account.

Inside the alleged scheme to defraud Ezoic.

Salesforce, ABC News, & more

• Salesforce is culling management layers, making some managers individual contributors.
• Google announces cost-saving measures across the company as it cuts staff perks.
• ABC News layoffs left insiders ‘outraged’ by how veteran execs’ exits were handled.
• How Fred Smith’s crown jewel, FedEx Express, became the company’s problem child.
• Leaked email shows even Twitch’s CEO was caught off guard by Amazon’s layoffs.
• College dropouts explain how they built a real-estate portfolio with less than $1,000 in combined savings.
• I drove 25 electric vehicles. These are my seven favorites.
• A man built a tiny home for his mom, then set up a company so others could build one, too.

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