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

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Anonymous wrote:NYT has a piece today about how this exposes what a surveillance state we now live under. We’re being recorded everywhere at all times. It’s pretty creepy. Plus facial recognition, license plate readers, GPS location data in every photo we post, and cell phone GPS location being shared to every app.

I keep reading this and how those taking glee should be ashamed…blah, blah. That’s GASLIGHTING.


I think for the past decade we have seen immoral celebrated “you go, girl!”- to women that screw other people’s husbands, have married affairs. We see people turning a blind eye to predators like Trump and Epstein- and Trump’s affairs with prostitutes didn’t even cause a blink. We see CEOs getting away with everything and the worst of all Ashley Madison: life is short, have an affair.

There is zero shame anymore.

People are fed up. People that are the true victims—watching their spouses get off with nothing and often a hearty alimony payment even when they cheated the entire marriage.

It is finally starting to be ENOUGH. Everyone that was treated poorly at work by people like these two and their sycophant inner circle. Spouses and children that suffered in silence with a serial cheating parent.

These two are the poster board for everything people are sick of.

The very worst as of late was the Bezos and Sanchez affair and wedding being shoved down our throats. They both had affairs with each other, destroying families on both sides with young children, and she’s a serial home-wrecker. Bill Gates is also benefiting from limitless PR to repair his image after being linked to Epstein. These people are all rich Godless deviants and degenerates making a mockery of marriage and family. And they pay off the media machine to come out looking like roses and aspirational. It’s totally disgusting.

You forgot to include our current President as the model of marriage sanctity and Epstein connections!

So great that no former Democrat presidents cheated on their wives while in the White House, right?

Everybody cheats.
Famous. Anonymous.
Rich. Poor.
Men. Women.
PhDs. High school drop outs.
All races. All ethnicities.
Young. Old.
Religious. Atheists.
Nobody has a monopoly.

That’s why the entire country is outraged. It’s being says this video brought the country/internet together. People on both sides were laughing at how ridiculous they looked and equally outraged at the optics of a billionaire CEO and head of HR- both married. So many corrupt layers to their story.

It boils down to class envy, jealousy, and racism since they're both "privileged white people". If they were two average Joe's this doesn't go beyond a viral social media clip. It's honestly absurd there are hundreds of reporters at dozens of newsrooms digging up dirt on these two. There are obviously far bigger issues in this country to deploy those scarce resources on.

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Lots of hateful people eating this stuff up for the reasons you mentioned. Change the race and class and there wouldn't be much interest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A lot of 50+ divorced men paying alimony are looking for a “nurse and a purse” in old age.

Be careful. You might find out like the men what it’s liked to be used for the $/lifestyle.

Wrong thread! Ignore

[Anonymous]

I think with all the serious topics and issues right now, this was a collective relief. Two people who brought a situation on themselves and who were caught with a humorous reaction (the way they bobbed and weaved). It is definitely getting more attention than most exposed affairs but people just need something that isn’t war or politics to focus on. I do feel for their spouses and kids who didn’t ask for all this attention and who are dealing with their own pain.

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Anonymous wrote:NYT has a piece today about how this exposes what a surveillance state we now live under. We’re being recorded everywhere at all times. It’s pretty creepy. Plus facial recognition, license plate readers, GPS location data in every photo we post, and cell phone GPS location being shared to every app.

I keep reading this and how those taking glee should be ashamed…blah, blah. That’s GASLIGHTING.


I think for the past decade we have seen immoral celebrated “you go, girl!”- to women that screw other people’s husbands, have married affairs. We see people turning a blind eye to predators like Trump and Epstein- and Trump’s affairs with prostitutes didn’t even cause a blink. We see CEOs getting away with everything and the worst of all Ashley Madison: life is short, have an affair.

There is zero shame anymore.

People are fed up. People that are the true victims—watching their spouses get off with nothing and often a hearty alimony payment even when they cheated the entire marriage.

It is finally starting to be ENOUGH. Everyone that was treated poorly at work by people like these two and their sycophant inner circle. Spouses and children that suffered in silence with a serial cheating parent.

These two are the poster board for everything people are sick of.

The very worst as of late was the Bezos and Sanchez affair and wedding being shoved down our throats. They both had affairs with each other, destroying families on both sides with young children, and she’s a serial home-wrecker. Bill Gates is also benefiting from limitless PR to repair his image after being linked to Epstein. These people are all rich Godless deviants and degenerates making a mockery of marriage and family. And they pay off the media machine to come out looking like roses and aspirational. It’s totally disgusting.

You forgot to include our current President as the model of marriage sanctity and Epstein connections!

So great that no former Democrat presidents cheated on their wives while in the White House, right?

Everybody cheats.
Famous. Anonymous.
Rich. Poor.
Men. Women.
PhDs. High school drop outs.
All races. All ethnicities.
Young. Old.
Religious. Atheists.
Nobody has a monopoly.

That’s why the entire country is outraged. It’s being says this video brought the country/internet together. People on both sides were laughing at how ridiculous they looked and equally outraged at the optics of a billionaire CEO and head of HR- both married. So many corrupt layers to their story.

It boils down to class envy, jealousy, and racism since they're both "privileged white people". If they were two average Joe's this doesn't go beyond a viral social media clip. It's honestly absurd there are hundreds of reporters at dozens of newsrooms digging up dirt on these two. There are obviously far bigger issues in this country to deploy those scarce resources on.

Nope. It could have been 2 boring office workers but if they dove at the idea of being on a Jumbotron … it would have been news.

She doesn’t seem rich at all. Kind of trashy.

She is rich and people are jealous of "Karens" like her.

She lives in a $2M house, is married to a rich guy, and makes hundreds of thousands of dollars annually doing nothing all day. Suite at that concert was prob upwards of 20 grand.

You realize the average American rents, grosses 40 grand a year, and struggles to come up with $500 cash to fix their car?

Yeah, not. What has been found is that people from ALL backgrounds - rich, poor, highly educated, young, old: we’re all united in the laughter and utter disgust of these two “mature” married people that displayed the worst possible judgement and absolute total lack of character and any minutiae of discretion for their children and spouses at home…just two total POS that cross all boundaries.

If you don't think there's a class envy and anti-white racism angle fueling all of this viral "outrage" you're lying to yourself.

LOL really? I'm an UMC white woman. I feel seen. and also big lol at "Anti-white racism". JFC.

I don’t know why this is so funny. Whites are a minority in the world. Much of the viral internet traffic is whipped up by non-whites.

White mom here. I like to play a game called "Let's look at the C-Suite page!" and it is ALWAYS ALWAYS except maybe 3% of the time, an assemblage of White males, a token female, and a token South or East Asian dude (because: good with math)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love everything about this. Particularly the fact that people are so outraged about many things
-cheating
-super rich, overpaid CEO
-coworkers having an affair

Frankly we need more public shaming like this.

Careful what you wish for. You can easily end up on the receiving end of public shaming.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So the crony third-wheel who job hopped with her everywhere gets to skate and possibly be promoted to the director of HR role after her mentor gets sacked?

I’m wondering about her, too. I know both Astronemer and Alyssa Stoddard herself have said Alyssa was not at the concert but their announcements rang hollow to me. I can’t believe the real Alyssa wouldn’t be more outraged that she’s been dragged through the viral Internet mud on such a massive global scale. I wish she would make a live appearance so we could really see that she’s not the smiling red-faced woman who clearly knows A LOT. But I guess lawyers and PR people would advise against that. (I personally think it is Alyssa at the concert — I see too many similarities with that LinkedIn photo which is probably old. I’m not on LinkedIn but I know my husband’s profile pic is about 10 yrs old.)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I love everything about this. Particularly the fact that people are so outraged about many things
-cheating
-super rich, overpaid CEO
-coworkers having an affair

Frankly we need more public shaming like this.

I agree!!

We have gotten to a point in the US that there are literally zero consequences for any unethical, immoral behavior. This appeared to be the tipping point….the pot was simmering ..and then this video at this point and time blew the lid off.

+1 You are so right!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So the crony third-wheel who job hopped with her everywhere gets to skate and possibly be promoted to the director of HR role after her mentor gets sacked?

I’m wondering about her, too. I know both Astronemer and Alyssa Stoddard herself have said Alyssa was not at the concert but their announcements rang hollow to me. I can’t believe the real Alyssa wouldn’t be more outraged that she’s been dragged through the viral Internet mud on such a massive global scale. I wish she would make a live appearance so we could really see that she’s not the smiling red-faced woman who clearly knows A LOT. But I guess lawyers and PR people would advise against that. (I personally think it is Alyssa at the concert — I see too many similarities with that LinkedIn photo which is probably old. I’m not on LinkedIn but I know my husband’s profile pic is about 10 yrs old.)

Her smile, eyes, and eyebrows all look different in the side by side ive seen. im gonna need more.

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Anonymous wrote:NYT has a piece today about how this exposes what a surveillance state we now live under. We’re being recorded everywhere at all times. It’s pretty creepy. Plus facial recognition, license plate readers, GPS location data in every photo we post, and cell phone GPS location being shared to every app.

I keep reading this and how those taking glee should be ashamed…blah, blah. That’s GASLIGHTING.


I think for the past decade we have seen immoral celebrated “you go, girl!”- to women that screw other people’s husbands, have married affairs. We see people turning a blind eye to predators like Trump and Epstein- and Trump’s affairs with prostitutes didn’t even cause a blink. We see CEOs getting away with everything and the worst of all Ashley Madison: life is short, have an affair.

There is zero shame anymore.

People are fed up. People that are the true victims—watching their spouses get off with nothing and often a hearty alimony payment even when they cheated the entire marriage.

It is finally starting to be ENOUGH. Everyone that was treated poorly at work by people like these two and their sycophant inner circle. Spouses and children that suffered in silence with a serial cheating parent.

These two are the poster board for everything people are sick of.

The very worst as of late was the Bezos and Sanchez affair and wedding being shoved down our throats. They both had affairs with each other, destroying families on both sides with young children, and she’s a serial home-wrecker. Bill Gates is also benefiting from limitless PR to repair his image after being linked to Epstein. These people are all rich Godless deviants and degenerates making a mockery of marriage and family. And they pay off the media machine to come out looking like roses and aspirational. It’s totally disgusting.

You forgot to include our current President as the model of marriage sanctity and Epstein connections!

So great that no former Democrat presidents cheated on their wives while in the White House, right?

Everybody cheats.
Famous. Anonymous.
Rich. Poor.
Men. Women.
PhDs. High school drop outs.
All races. All ethnicities.
Young. Old.
Religious. Atheists.
Nobody has a monopoly.

That’s why the entire country is outraged. It’s being says this video brought the country/internet together. People on both sides were laughing at how ridiculous they looked and equally outraged at the optics of a billionaire CEO and head of HR- both married. So many corrupt layers to their story.

It boils down to class envy, jealousy, and racism since they're both "privileged white people". If they were two average Joe's this doesn't go beyond a viral social media clip. It's honestly absurd there are hundreds of reporters at dozens of newsrooms digging up dirt on these two. There are obviously far bigger issues in this country to deploy those scarce resources on.

Nope. It could have been 2 boring office workers but if they dove at the idea of being on a Jumbotron … it would have been news.

She doesn’t seem rich at all. Kind of trashy.

She is rich and people are jealous of "Karens" like her.

She lives in a $2M house, is married to a rich guy, and makes hundreds of thousands of dollars annually doing nothing all day. Suite at that concert was prob upwards of 20 grand.

You realize the average American rents, grosses 40 grand a year, and struggles to come up with $500 cash to fix their car?

Yeah, not. What has been found is that people from ALL backgrounds - rich, poor, highly educated, young, old: we’re all united in the laughter and utter disgust of these two “mature” married people that displayed the worst possible judgement and absolute total lack of character and any minutiae of discretion for their children and spouses at home…just two total POS that cross all boundaries.

If you don't think there's a class envy and anti-white racism angle fueling all of this viral "outrage" you're lying to yourself.

LOL really? I'm an UMC white woman. I feel seen. and also big lol at "Anti-white racism". JFC.

I don’t know why this is so funny. Whites are a minority in the world. Much of the viral internet traffic is whipped up by non-whites.

You are ridiculous. This is not anti-white racism. This is mocking stupid people.

[Anonymous]

We have gotten to a point in the US that there are literally zero consequences for any unethical, immoral behavior.

Sure there are consequences: private ones not for your enjoyment. Divorce, etc.

This appeared to be the tipping point….the pot was simmering ..and then this video at this point and time blew the lid off.

Uh, no. Nothing has blown its lid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love everything about this. Particularly the fact that people are so outraged about many things
-cheating
-super rich, overpaid CEO
-coworkers having an affair

Frankly we need more public shaming like this.

Careful what you wish for. You can easily end up on the receiving end of public shaming.

Wrong. Not easily.

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Anonymous wrote:NYT has a piece today about how this exposes what a surveillance state we now live under. We’re being recorded everywhere at all times. It’s pretty creepy. Plus facial recognition, license plate readers, GPS location data in every photo we post, and cell phone GPS location being shared to every app.

I keep reading this and how those taking glee should be ashamed…blah, blah. That’s GASLIGHTING.


I think for the past decade we have seen immoral celebrated “you go, girl!”- to women that screw other people’s husbands, have married affairs. We see people turning a blind eye to predators like Trump and Epstein- and Trump’s affairs with prostitutes didn’t even cause a blink. We see CEOs getting away with everything and the worst of all Ashley Madison: life is short, have an affair.

There is zero shame anymore.

People are fed up. People that are the true victims—watching their spouses get off with nothing and often a hearty alimony payment even when they cheated the entire marriage.

It is finally starting to be ENOUGH. Everyone that was treated poorly at work by people like these two and their sycophant inner circle. Spouses and children that suffered in silence with a serial cheating parent.

These two are the poster board for everything people are sick of.

The very worst as of late was the Bezos and Sanchez affair and wedding being shoved down our throats. They both had affairs with each other, destroying families on both sides with young children, and she’s a serial home-wrecker. Bill Gates is also benefiting from limitless PR to repair his image after being linked to Epstein. These people are all rich Godless deviants and degenerates making a mockery of marriage and family. And they pay off the media machine to come out looking like roses and aspirational. It’s totally disgusting.

You forgot to include our current President as the model of marriage sanctity and Epstein connections!

So great that no former Democrat presidents cheated on their wives while in the White House, right?

Everybody cheats.
Famous. Anonymous.
Rich. Poor.
Men. Women.
PhDs. High school drop outs.
All races. All ethnicities.
Young. Old.
Religious. Atheists.
Nobody has a monopoly.

That’s why the entire country is outraged. It’s being says this video brought the country/internet together. People on both sides were laughing at how ridiculous they looked and equally outraged at the optics of a billionaire CEO and head of HR- both married. So many corrupt layers to their story.

It boils down to class envy, jealousy, and racism since they're both "privileged white people". If they were two average Joe's this doesn't go beyond a viral social media clip. It's honestly absurd there are hundreds of reporters at dozens of newsrooms digging up dirt on these two. There are obviously far bigger issues in this country to deploy those scarce resources on.

Nope. It could have been 2 boring office workers but if they dove at the idea of being on a Jumbotron … it would have been news.

She doesn’t seem rich at all. Kind of trashy.

She is rich and people are jealous of "Karens" like her.

She lives in a $2M house, is married to a rich guy, and makes hundreds of thousands of dollars annually doing nothing all day. Suite at that concert was prob upwards of 20 grand.

You realize the average American rents, grosses 40 grand a year, and struggles to come up with $500 cash to fix their car?

Yeah, not. What has been found is that people from ALL backgrounds - rich, poor, highly educated, young, old: we’re all united in the laughter and utter disgust of these two “mature” married people that displayed the worst possible judgement and absolute total lack of character and any minutiae of discretion for their children and spouses at home…just two total POS that cross all boundaries.

If you don't think there's a class envy and anti-white racism angle fueling all of this viral "outrage" you're lying to yourself.

LOL really? I'm an UMC white woman. I feel seen. and also big lol at "Anti-white racism". JFC.

I don’t know why this is so funny. Whites are a minority in the world. Much of the viral internet traffic is whipped up by non-whites.

You are ridiculous. This is not anti-white racism. This is mocking stupid people.

Stupid, arrogant liars who got caught.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

We have gotten to a point in the US that there are literally zero consequences for any unethical, immoral behavior.

Sure there are consequences: private ones not for your enjoyment. Divorce, etc.

This appeared to be the tipping point….the pot was simmering ..and then this video at this point and time blew the lid off.

Uh, no. Nothing has blown its lid.

The key word here is "private." These two cheaters thought they could do what they wanted in a public arena with cameras and 60,000 or so spectators with cellphones. If they wanted privacy, they made a very poor choice; and the world is mocking them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

We have gotten to a point in the US that there are literally zero consequences for any unethical, immoral behavior.

Sure there are consequences: private ones not for your enjoyment. Divorce, etc.

This appeared to be the tipping point….the pot was simmering ..and then this video at this point and time blew the lid off.

Uh, no. Nothing has blown its lid.

The key word here is "private." These two cheaters thought they could do what they wanted in a public arena with cameras and 60,000 or so spectators with cellphones. If they wanted privacy, they made a very poor choice; and the world is mocking them.

Bogus premise. Your odds of being on some sort of kiss cam jumbotron in a stadium full of 60k people is really slim.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

We have gotten to a point in the US that there are literally zero consequences for any unethical, immoral behavior.

Sure there are consequences: private ones not for your enjoyment. Divorce, etc.

This appeared to be the tipping point….the pot was simmering ..and then this video at this point and time blew the lid off.

Uh, no. Nothing has blown its lid.

The key word here is "private." These two cheaters thought they could do what they wanted in a public arena with cameras and 60,000 or so spectators with cellphones. If they wanted privacy, they made a very poor choice; and the world is mocking them.

Bogus premise. Your odds of being on some sort of kiss cam jumbotron in a stadium full of 60k people is really slim.

I'm sure they thought like you! Oops!!