M.lynch managing director, will he get fired?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m impressed at the efficiency of the damage control. Almost immediately his LinkedIn, Twitter, work web site and probably his Facebook page we’re all gone.

10 years ago he would’ve kept his job but now everything is filmed. Be safe out there

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m impressed at the efficiency of the damage control. Almost immediately his LinkedIn, Twitter, work web site and probably his Facebook page we’re all gone.

The Internet is forever. He can’t hide.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m impressed at the efficiency of the damage control. Almost immediately his LinkedIn, Twitter, work web site and probably his Facebook page we’re all gone.

10 years ago he would’ve kept his job but now everything is filmed. Be safe out there

Its wonderful isn't it? Powerful, privilege and wealth no longer shields @ssholes like this from consequences. Everyone has a camera these days. Be safe out there.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m impressed at the efficiency of the damage control. Almost immediately his LinkedIn, Twitter, work web site and probably his Facebook page we’re all gone.

10 years ago he would’ve kept his job but now everything is filmed. Be safe out there

Very true. But in this case...good that it is captured. I keep watching it because I have teens and they and their friends have these types of jobs. I am impressed with their guts and swagger but am conflicted. What if he did worse than hurl ugly threats and slurs and throw a drink?

He seemed out of control. weirdly.. he seems to know he is being filmed before he throws the drink and girls the most offensive slur about "loser immigrants"....so he really just lost it. Very upsetting to have a medical emergency with a child but he lost it.

I think I will show this to my kids with advice to film but don't confront to that degree....too risky.

[Anonymous]

“Who are you? WHO ARE YOU?”

I love that this young lady didn’t back down.

And now we know who he is: an unemployed, self-important piece of white trash.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m impressed at the efficiency of the damage control. Almost immediately his LinkedIn, Twitter, work web site and probably his Facebook page we’re all gone.

10 years ago he would’ve kept his job but now everything is filmed. Be safe out there

Very true. But in this case...good that it is captured. I keep watching it because I have teens and they and their friends have these types of jobs. I am impressed with their guts and swagger but am conflicted. What if he did worse than hurl ugly threats and slurs and throw a drink?

He seemed out of control. weirdly.. he seems to know he is being filmed before he throws the drink and girls the most offensive slur about "loser immigrants"....so he really just lost it. Very upsetting to have a medical emergency with a child but he lost it.

I think I will show this to my kids with advice to film but don't confront to that degree....too risky.

This doesn't surprise me. A lot of these men and women who have blown up at bystanders seem to get MORE aggressive on camera - almost like they're daring someone to contest their privilege. Fortunately the local prosecution office and their corporate owners don't care one bit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m impressed at the efficiency of the damage control. Almost immediately his LinkedIn, Twitter, work web site and probably his Facebook page we’re all gone.

10 years ago he would’ve kept his job but now everything is filmed. Be safe out there

Very true. But in this case...good that it is captured. I keep watching it because I have teens and they and their friends have these types of jobs. I am impressed with their guts and swagger but am conflicted. What if he did worse than hurl ugly threats and slurs and throw a drink?

He seemed out of control. weirdly.. he seems to know he is being filmed before he throws the drink and girls the most offensive slur about "loser immigrants"....so he really just lost it. Very upsetting to have a medical emergency with a child but he lost it.

I think I will show this to my kids with advice to film but don't confront to that degree....too risky.

This doesn't surprise me. A lot of these men and women who have blown up at bystanders seem to get MORE aggressive on camera - almost like they're daring someone to contest their privilege. Fortunately the local prosecution office and their corporate owners don't care one bit.

This reminds me of the Karen from Central Park . Another loony money manager

[Anonymous]

“…. But but but the REAL PROBLEM is Cancel Culture!”

I wonder if Chapelle give him a pity mention in his next Netflix special?

[Anonymous]

He probably beats his wife and kids, too. What a nut. I’m so happy when men like this get their comeuppance. Beyond unacceptable.

[Anonymous]

26 years at a top firm down the drain. Too bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is his kid ok? The only new reports I saw said his child was taken to the hospital. Does not excuse his behavior though.

The dude went to terrorize a bunch of teenagers instead of going to the hospital with his kid. He couldn't have been too worried about him.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is his kid ok? The only new reports I saw said his child was taken to the hospital. Does not excuse his behavior though.

The dude went to terrorize a bunch of teenagers instead of going to the hospital with his kid. He couldn't have been too worried about him.

Silver lining is that now he has time to sit with his kid in the hospital.

My 2 cents is that there is something happening in his personal life. What father is not careful about cross contamination for a child who has peanut allergy, especially in a place where peanuts are used in smoothies. Very negligent father and a bully. Dig deep, something is happening with him. More will come out soon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He was a jerk to yell at them.
Even if a customer yelled at them I would not want my employees yelling back at a customer like that. Even before he went over the top none of them sounded like they were trying to make it better and de escalate it by how they replied.

Being a jerk should not lead to losing your job.

I saw the videos on TikTok and apparently he was already yelling at them and had tried to push his way though the door before the filming started. Also, a group of teenagers shouldn't be left to handle those situations. Where was the manager? They should have been there to help deal with the situation. I don't think the jerk would have behaved any better, but at least the teenagers wouldn't have been made to defend themselves against a middle-aged bully.

I'm sure it is upsetting that his child had an allergic reaction, but this is why you never eat anything from a place that uses those ingredients. This is nut allergy 101. I have a few friends whose kids have nut allergies and they would never give them food in a place that uses peanut butter. They not only don't allow it in their house, but also are vigilant about eating food outside of the house. He was negligent.

[Anonymous]

Reminds me of some of the attorneys I’ve worked with over the years. A psycho just walking around, ready to snap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m impressed at the efficiency of the damage control. Almost immediately his LinkedIn, Twitter, work web site and probably his Facebook page we’re all gone.

10 years ago he would’ve kept his job but now everything is filmed. Be safe out there

Very true. But in this case...good that it is captured. I keep watching it because I have teens and they and their friends have these types of jobs. I am impressed with their guts and swagger but am conflicted. What if he did worse than hurl ugly threats and slurs and throw a drink?

He seemed out of control. weirdly.. he seems to know he is being filmed before he throws the drink and girls the most offensive slur about "loser immigrants"....so he really just lost it. Very upsetting to have a medical emergency with a child but he lost it.

I think I will show this to my kids with advice to film but don't confront to that degree....too risky.

Also if his kid was having a medical emergency, especially anaphylaxis due to consuming peanuts, maybe better to tend to the kid rather than go nuts on these workers (yes, pun intended!)