Rich middle aged CEO going viral busted at Coldplay concert cheating of his wife with his HR director

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Anonymous wrote:She’s a Gettysburg college graduate^ not the sharpest knife in the drawer. The “people skills” wink wink are how she rose up the ranks.

Oh f&kc you.

You think she's smart?

I don’t give a sh*t about her. I KNOW you are not smart. What, you think her going to, say, Harvard or Vanderbilt or any of your stupid T25 schools would be insurance against this type of behavior? As if those schools only admit the purest and most intelligent? GMAFB.

PP here. I'm not the poster who commented about Gettysburg. I was just asking about her smarts because she seems to lack commonsense or perhaps she's smart and has some type of mental illness that would account for her risk-taking behavior.

She’s clearly deficient in character but I’m saying that I personally know people from the loftiest institutions who actively seek affairs and engage in similar risk taking behavior.

If you really consider risk-taking behavior, look at Sam Bankman-fried. And now he’s in jail. Are we discussing how he’s not the sharpest knife in the drawer because of his risky behavior and sneering about his MIT education?

PP here. You've made good points. I guess it's just shocking to me that they would attend a concert venue so close to home and openly be kissing, "canoodling," etc with cameras all around.

I mean, I think we agree this was terrible behavior by some seriously self-serving humans, I just don’t think their college educations have anything to do with it.

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Anonymous wrote:He was fired right away because he has a contract that undoubtedly has a clause in it about his conduct. She likely does not have a contract and is in process of negotiating some type of severance agreement. Like it or not, she knows a lot and the company will be happier if she goes quietly

I think they had to move quickly bc he's CEO, and investors and clients will care more about that role. HR is an internal issue.

It's crazy to think she can stay on though, so I agree they'll quietly negotiate her departure. There must be rules against what she did. Rules she herself taught her colleagues.

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Anonymous wrote:He was fired right away because he has a contract that undoubtedly has a clause in it about his conduct. She likely does not have a contract and is in process of negotiating some type of severance agreement. Like it or not, she knows a lot and the company will be happier if she goes quietly

I think they had to move quickly bc he's CEO, and investors and clients will care more about that role. HR is an internal issue.

It's crazy to think she can stay on though, so I agree they'll quietly negotiate her departure. There must be rules against what she did. Rules she herself taught her colleagues.

Rules she arrogantly thought did not apply to her.

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Anonymous wrote:He was fired right away because he has a contract that undoubtedly has a clause in it about his conduct. She likely does not have a contract and is in process of negotiating some type of severance agreement. Like it or not, she knows a lot and the company will be happier if she goes quietly

I think they had to move quickly bc he's CEO, and investors and clients will care more about that role. HR is an internal issue.

It's crazy to think she can stay on though, so I agree they'll quietly negotiate her departure. There must be rules against what she did. Rules she herself taught her colleagues.

Rules she arrogantly thought did not apply to her.

Well, she would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for those meddling kids.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s a Gettysburg college graduate^ not the sharpest knife in the drawer. The “people skills” wink wink are how she rose up the ranks.

Oh f&kc you.

You think she's smart?

I don’t give a sh*t about her. I KNOW you are not smart. What, you think her going to, say, Harvard or Vanderbilt or any of your stupid T25 schools would be insurance against this type of behavior? As if those schools only admit the purest and most intelligent? GMAFB.

PP here. I'm not the poster who commented about Gettysburg. I was just asking about her smarts because she seems to lack commonsense or perhaps she's smart and has some type of mental illness that would account for her risk-taking behavior.

I would think she’s actually got a lot of street smarts and charm. She’s gotten multiple rich men, been promoted to the C-suite etc. despite not having an Ivy education or a wealthy upbringing, Same goes for someone like Lauren Sanchez. She knows how to play the game and she probably knows how to take smart risks. This was a freak incident.

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They never would have been filmed if they weren’t openly cuddling AND in a luxury box front and center.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s a Gettysburg college graduate^ not the sharpest knife in the drawer. The “people skills” wink wink are how she rose up the ranks.

Oh f&kc you.

You think she's smart?

I don’t give a sh*t about her. I KNOW you are not smart. What, you think her going to, say, Harvard or Vanderbilt or any of your stupid T25 schools would be insurance against this type of behavior? As if those schools only admit the purest and most intelligent? GMAFB.

PP here. I'm not the poster who commented about Gettysburg. I was just asking about her smarts because she seems to lack commonsense or perhaps she's smart and has some type of mental illness that would account for her risk-taking behavior.

I would think she’s actually got a lot of street smarts and charm. She’s gotten multiple rich men, been promoted to the C-suite etc. despite not having an Ivy education or a wealthy upbringing, Same goes for someone like Lauren Sanchez. She knows how to play the game and she probably knows how to take smart risks. This was a freak incident.

She’s also really good at her real job, I’ll bet.

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Anonymous wrote:They never would have been filmed if they weren’t openly cuddling AND in a luxury box front and center.

They would have still gotten away if they hadn’t behaved like a pair of scalded cats. How many kiss cam clips do you normally see?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does she draw up the HR papers to fire the CEO? What a conflict of interest and total misconduct!

Trust me that a law firm is drafting the papers. HR doesn't fire C suite, the board via outside counsel does.

[Anonymous]

Time to audit the hiring practices, compensation, bonuses, and all the expense reports of the CEO, HR director, and the HR director's tag-along crony. You job hop with a useful idiot underling because they are signing off on all of your theft and malfeasance.

The NFL just essentially fired a $3.6 million yr executive this morning for this. He also had cronies signing off on his fraudulent expense reports:

NFLPA chief officer JC Tretter to resign amid union overhaul
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45783779/nflpa-chief-officer-jc-tretter-resigns-amid-union-overhaul

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s a Gettysburg college graduate^ not the sharpest knife in the drawer. The “people skills” wink wink are how she rose up the ranks.

Oh f&kc you.

You think she's smart?

I don’t give a sh*t about her. I KNOW you are not smart. What, you think her going to, say, Harvard or Vanderbilt or any of your stupid T25 schools would be insurance against this type of behavior? As if those schools only admit the purest and most intelligent? GMAFB.

PP here. I'm not the poster who commented about Gettysburg. I was just asking about her smarts because she seems to lack commonsense or perhaps she's smart and has some type of mental illness that would account for her risk-taking behavior.

I would think she’s actually got a lot of street smarts and charm. She’s gotten multiple rich men, been promoted to the C-suite etc. despite not having an Ivy education or a wealthy upbringing, Same goes for someone like Lauren Sanchez. She knows how to play the game and she probably knows how to take smart risks. This was a freak incident.

Yeah... that... or... they're both just shameless pushy whores preying on easy mark beta male dweebs in tech/finance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He was fired right away because he has a contract that undoubtedly has a clause in it about his conduct. She likely does not have a contract and is in process of negotiating some type of severance agreement. Like it or not, she knows a lot and the company will be happier if she goes quietly

He was quickly fired because there are probably a deluge of other women about to come forward, he was probably banging her before he hired her, if he handed her the role over more qualified applicants that's a big no-no, then he let her hire her crony, and lastly, the pricey concert suite and probably a mile long list of other lavish trips and events were likely on the company's dime. Swiping a company card to carry on a fling with an underling is a big no-no -- could be considered felony criminal embezzlement. In sum, he displays zero ethics and should never be trusted to lead any company. And come to find out this wasn't his first time doing this? This sleazebag is a total disgrace and deserves this modern tar and feathering.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They never would have been filmed if they weren’t openly cuddling AND in a luxury box front and center.

They would have still gotten away if they hadn’t behaved like a pair of scalded cats. How many kiss cam clips do you normally see?

Yep. If they didn't flinch, would have been a nothingburger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s a Gettysburg college graduate^ not the sharpest knife in the drawer. The “people skills” wink wink are how she rose up the ranks.

Oh f&kc you.

You think she's smart?

I don’t give a sh*t about her. I KNOW you are not smart. What, you think her going to, say, Harvard or Vanderbilt or any of your stupid T25 schools would be insurance against this type of behavior? As if those schools only admit the purest and most intelligent? GMAFB.

PP here. I'm not the poster who commented about Gettysburg. I was just asking about her smarts because she seems to lack commonsense or perhaps she's smart and has some type of mental illness that would account for her risk-taking behavior.

I would think she’s actually got a lot of street smarts and charm. She’s gotten multiple rich men, been promoted to the C-suite etc. despite not having an Ivy education or a wealthy upbringing, Same goes for someone like Lauren Sanchez. She knows how to play the game and she probably knows how to take smart risks. This was a freak incident.

She’s also really good at her real job, I’ll bet.

Yeah...really good in any position.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They never would have been filmed if they weren’t openly cuddling AND in a luxury box front and center.

They would have still gotten away if they hadn’t behaved like a pair of scalded cats. How many kiss cam clips do you normally see?

Yep. If they didn't flinch, would have been a nothingburger.

I totally disagree. It wouldn't have been hyper-viral or happen so quickly but they still would have been identified and married billionaire CEO and his married HR director having a shameless affair in a suite and on a kiss cam at a Coldplay stadium concert is still viral bait for tabloids. There were 60,000 people at that concert in Boston. Someone at that concert, a disgruntled colleague, an industry enemy, or random friend of the spouses would have recognized them and exposed them.