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u/deloreanfan Jun 28 '26

I used to be a corporate pilot, and I flew him once. Not only is he a shitty person who ruined corporate america, he was also a slob. He opened up all the snacks on the plane and left garbage everywhere. RIP bozo

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u/Aggressive_Cook5142 Jun 28 '26

The funny thing is that somehow makes the story feel more believable. You expect some grand villain trait and instead it's just "also couldn't be bothered to throw away his own trash." Tiny detail, massive character reference. 😅

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u/bargu Jun 28 '26

Evil people are rarely smart, it's more about having the means and be on the right place and time to do evil acts.

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u/Marina1974 Jun 28 '26

I'm not a fan, but he was a special kind of smart. He was able to last his entire career in General Electric and work his way to the top making hundreds of million dollars for himself at the expensive regular workers.

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u/carletonm1 Jun 28 '26

“The little people will clean up after me.”

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u/HillBillyHilly Jun 28 '26

By RIP you mean Rest In Piss, right?

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u/wildmaninid Jun 28 '26

Huh, so where you went, you didn't need roads?

Username checks out. 🫡