I'm definitely not pretending Zoom is perfect. It has issues. Not enough issues to make a return to office worthwhile for those who function far better from home, but issues.
I just think that if there's one person who has a huge state in pretending it is perfect, it should be this guy. And the most baffling part is that the issues he's making up are rooted in human behavior that would still be present in an office setting (like being too nice to avoid HR), not his tech.