Most people would assume the market would panic, but the reality is **Option A**. UPS shares ignored the loss and skyrocketed. Despite moving fewer boxes, their revenue per piece jumped by 8.3%, proving that the packages they did keep were significantly more expensive to ship. This isn’t a mistake; it is a network purge. To understand why investors are cheering for a smaller company, you have to look at the massive customer they finally kicked out of the truck.