This is the correct outcome, but it’s worth reiterating that the entire premise of this lawsuit is not just absurd, but obscene. “You are not allowed to stop being my customer” is the application of the totalitarian impulse to business.
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@Npars01 They are surely some of the worst and most dangerous offenders, but it has become rife in our business culture across sectors.

Marc Andreesen's terrible manifesto that said the social contract was Silicon Valley brings us innovations and in exchange we are supposed to make them rich and beloved.

The previous decade's "Millennials are killing X" headlines, every one of which was predicated on the idea that any company that ever had a profitable business was entitled to those profits in perpetuity.

And on and on.