M.lynch managing director, will he get fired?

[Anonymous]

Apparently his kid had an allergic reaction to the smoothie prompting a 911 call. If this guy was so concerned about his son’s health why did he buy the drink at a store that uses peanuts?

[Anonymous]

https://www.wfsb.com/news/fairfield-man-charged-after-incident-at-robeks/article_edd7060e-7c5c-11ec-acf6-eb64f62c81df.amp.html

[Anonymous]

He’s been fired:

https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/connecticut-man-arrested-after-racist-tirade-over-smoothie-cops-say/3509837/?amp

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

My son is anaphylactically allergic to nuts, and if someone had served me something with nuts by mistake, I would have chills down my spine. This is how people die. This is how my son ended up with a major anaphylactic reation one day when a restaurant served my husband a dish with peanuts by mistake, and he gave my son a taste of it, thinking it did not contain nuts.

So I understand his fear. Sadly his fear revealed him to be a racist bully. Taking a tone and reminding the server that certain mistakes can be deadly would have been sufficient.

Supposedly he asked for the smoothie without peanut butter he didn’t say there’s an allergy so there can’t be peanuts on the machine or anything of that nature, so big difference sounds like it was his fault.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those poor girls!!! I really hope their company takes care of them and gives them any support they need to work through such a traumatic experience.

I’ve got no word for his behavior.

“Work through their trauma”?

AYFKM?

This is one of the things that’s wrong with this country. Assuming that people are so fragile they’d be scarred by a shouting match with some a-hole. Life is FULL of jerks like that. If people sought therapy every time they encountered one, they’d never have time to do anything else.

The Russians and Chinese are doubled over in laughter at how soft this country is becoming. It’s shameful.

I'm doubling over in laugher (shame) for that remark. I'm quite a bit older than those girls, but had similar stuff happen to me back before anyone could record it. So basically the jerks got away with it. Now at least he got what's coming to him!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those poor girls!!! I really hope their company takes care of them and gives them any support they need to work through such a traumatic experience.

I’ve got no word for his behavior.

“Work through their trauma”?

AYFKM?

This is one of the things that’s wrong with this country. Assuming that people are so fragile they’d be scarred by a shouting match with some a-hole. Life is FULL of jerks like that. If people sought therapy every time they encountered one, they’d never have time to do anything else.

The Russians and Chinese are doubled over in laughter at how soft this country is becoming. It’s shameful.

He assaulted those girls. We do not aspire to be Russia nor China.

That's not the point, of course we're not aspiring to be RUssia or China. Those girls weren't exactly cowering in fear--did you watch the video? They were just fine. Yes, throwing the drink at the girl was assault, but not exactly in the same category as jumping over the counter and punching her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those poor girls!!! I really hope their company takes care of them and gives them any support they need to work through such a traumatic experience.

I’ve got no word for his behavior.

“Work through their trauma”?

AYFKM?

This is one of the things that’s wrong with this country. Assuming that people are so fragile they’d be scarred by a shouting match with some a-hole. Life is FULL of jerks like that. If people sought therapy every time they encountered one, they’d never have time to do anything else.

The Russians and Chinese are doubled over in laughter at how soft this country is becoming. It’s shameful.

No, what's shameful is this man's attitude. I don't believe its Russian or Chinese culture to act in a completely disgraceful manner towards young women. He attacked them - physically and verbally - and threatened their safety. Its sad you're dismissing this and I have to wonder why.

Haven't spent much time in Russia have you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why is this not reported in mainstream media?

And no response from ML?

They responded. And fired him. Official statement that they do no tolerate that kind of behaviour. Bye bye $2m/yr job. Bet his wife is beyond pissed too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

My son is anaphylactically allergic to nuts, and if someone had served me something with nuts by mistake, I would have chills down my spine. This is how people die. This is how my son ended up with a major anaphylactic reation one day when a restaurant served my husband a dish with peanuts by mistake, and he gave my son a taste of it, thinking it did not contain nuts.

So I understand his fear. Sadly his fear revealed him to be a racist bully. Taking a tone and reminding the server that certain mistakes can be deadly would have been sufficient.

But you're probably smart enough to tell the people wherever you are ordering that, not just say "no peanut butter". Even teen girls that work in shops are much more diligent when you tell them about allergies. Or you likely just don't order him smoothies at shops that routinely prepare them with contaminated equipment to begin with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those poor girls!!! I really hope their company takes care of them and gives them any support they need to work through such a traumatic experience.

I’ve got no word for his behavior.

“Work through their trauma”?

AYFKM?

This is one of the things that’s wrong with this country. Assuming that people are so fragile they’d be scarred by a shouting match with some a-hole. Life is FULL of jerks like that. If people sought therapy every time they encountered one, they’d never have time to do anything else.

The Russians and Chinese are doubled over in laughter at how soft this country is becoming. It’s shameful.

He assaulted those girls. We do not aspire to be Russia nor China.

I didn’t say we should aspire to be like them. I said they were laughing at us because people like you think that they were “traumatized” by that.

They’re laughing at how weak and fragile Americans like you are. You are the reason they’re becoming emboldened about their chances in a future conflict. Because you make it appear that we’re a whole country full of delicate flowers. As though all they’d have to do is shout at an American and they’d go running for a safe space to make a therapy appointment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those poor girls!!! I really hope their company takes care of them and gives them any support they need to work through such a traumatic experience.

I’ve got no word for his behavior.

“Work through their trauma”?

AYFKM?

This is one of the things that’s wrong with this country. Assuming that people are so fragile they’d be scarred by a shouting match with some a-hole. Life is FULL of jerks like that. If people sought therapy every time they encountered one, they’d never have time to do anything else.

The Russians and Chinese are doubled over in laughter at how soft this country is becoming. It’s shameful.

He assaulted those girls. We do not aspire to be Russia nor China.

I didn’t say we should aspire to be like them. I said they were laughing at us because people like you think that they were “traumatized” by that.

They’re laughing at how weak and fragile Americans like you are. You are the reason they’re becoming emboldened about their chances in a future conflict. Because you make it appear that we’re a whole country full of delicate flowers. As though all they’d have to do is shout at an American and they’d go running for a safe space to make a therapy appointment.

Paranoid much?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those poor girls!!! I really hope their company takes care of them and gives them any support they need to work through such a traumatic experience.

I’ve got no word for his behavior.

“Work through their trauma”?

AYFKM?

This is one of the things that’s wrong with this country. Assuming that people are so fragile they’d be scarred by a shouting match with some a-hole. Life is FULL of jerks like that. If people sought therapy every time they encountered one, they’d never have time to do anything else.

The Russians and Chinese are doubled over in laughter at how soft this country is becoming. It’s shameful.

He assaulted those girls. We do not aspire to be Russia nor China.

I didn’t say we should aspire to be like them. I said they were laughing at us because people like you think that they were “traumatized” by that.

They’re laughing at how weak and fragile Americans like you are. You are the reason they’re becoming emboldened about their chances in a future conflict. Because you make it appear that we’re a whole country full of delicate flowers. As though all they’d have to do is shout at an American and they’d go running for a safe space to make a therapy appointment.

Well, the good thing is if you watch the actual video, those girls did not curl up under the counter and start crying. They stood their ground, told him to leave, and called the police. They were clearly not traumatized and are not precious little hothouse orchids. Good for them. Now let's hope they sue him.

[Anonymous]

I feel bad for him because he’s just an asshole all the time, bubbling beneath the surface. A terrible thing happened to his kid and instead of focusing on that his brain was like, “yes! I’m finally ‘justified’ to vent my true self onto somebody.” So that’s what he did and he thought it would be “okay” because his kid was hurt. This was just a glimpse behind the curtain to what he’s like inside all the time.
I hope he apologizes and I think that should be okay, if he serves whatever the punishment is for the assault and apologizes then maybe he can get a job as an anger management counselor or something.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those poor girls!!! I really hope their company takes care of them and gives them any support they need to work through such a traumatic experience.

I’ve got no word for his behavior.

“Work through their trauma”?

AYFKM?

This is one of the things that’s wrong with this country. Assuming that people are so fragile they’d be scarred by a shouting match with some a-hole. Life is FULL of jerks like that. If people sought therapy every time they encountered one, they’d never have time to do anything else.

The Russians and Chinese are doubled over in laughter at how soft this country is becoming. It’s shameful.

He assaulted those girls. We do not aspire to be Russia nor China.

I didn’t say we should aspire to be like them. I said they were laughing at us because people like you think that they were “traumatized” by that.

They’re laughing at how weak and fragile Americans like you are. You are the reason they’re becoming emboldened about their chances in a future conflict. Because you make it appear that we’re a whole country full of delicate flowers. As though all they’d have to do is shout at an American and they’d go running for a safe space to make a therapy appointment.

Well, the good thing is if you watch the actual video, those girls did not curl up under the counter and start crying. They stood their ground, told him to leave, and called the police. They were clearly not traumatized and are not precious little hothouse orchids. Good for them. Now let's hope they sue him.

Oh I mean I’m proud of them for being tough but I was watching her face off with him like Noooooo, girl! They need to have a locked room they can retreat to, go in there, and call the police. You never know when someone has a weapon and things can escalate quickly. It’s not worth it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wealth managers are the dumbest of the dumb people in finance

+1

They’re mostly meatheads who couldn’t handle harder courses of study so they shuffle money from one pot to another and are ridiculously well compensated for doing so.

I think this guys is the scum of the world but I appreciate your savvy insights into wealth management. I’m an advisor without a MBA from Harvard or a silt
Overpriced degree. I went to a small private college but and made 1.4M last year as a 36yo. I guess I may not be as intelligent as you but I’m smart enough to have my family and kids set for life.

Do I deserve to make this money, heck no, the industry is lucrative (as are many other industry’s). Do I work very hard and have a load of stress and anxiety, you bet. All my friends in more prestigious “banking jobs” are envious of the time I’m able to devote to my family and would give their left arm to switch jobs. Glad you see it once sided.

I think you proved his point?

We have a wealth management account at ML and pp did not prove the point to me. I would rather have a hard working, diligent wealth manager with a degree from a good small college than an arrogant entitled big talking Harvard grad. He clearly is committed to his family and will understand our desires to put the security and welfare of our family first.

Our ML advisor is a person of color and extremely respectful and hard working. Not an Ivy grad. We care much more about hard work, commitment to clients, character, communication skills, integrity and diligence.

We will be asking how ML responds officially to this deplorable manager.

It repulses me that you use the terms respectful and hard working as the first descriptors for a person of color.

It repulses me too. PP is a pathetic clown

Wtf?

Not relevant to point being made that he or she did not support claim that wealth mangers are dumbest variety of finance professionals. The snobbery against a professional who attended a small private college, earns a good income, supports his or her family and works hard does not support the blanket statement against wealth management professi9nals.

Try and argue on the merits instead of whipping up frenzy about a red herring.