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Adam Neumann cried himself to sleep over a $450 million debt. 18 months later he got paid almost exactly $450 million to walk away. That crying scene everyone's sharing is real. The ending got cut. Start with what SoftBank offered him in October 2019, weeks after the IPO died. A $185 million consulting fee. A $500 million credit line to deal with the bank. A tender for up to $970 million of his shares. Roughly $1.7 billion total, just to leave. Then SoftBank pulled the share tender in April…