It’s a weird dichotomy, where capitalism breeds and enshrines these people who need to be told no at critical junctures in order to ensure the health of the product, but absolutely nobody can or will without risking their livelihood, so the mania goes unchecked.
He sent some random Twitter employee to Home Depot to buy a sink, then went out to get it just to walk back in the door with it and a shit-eating grin.
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Dude probably thought he was so cool showing up with a sink 🙄
He’s delivered on his promise so far
To sink Twitter’s reputation.
Exactly
I think thats in general his attitude.
This guy is so rich he lives in a world where a no is nonexistent.
It’s a weird dichotomy, where capitalism breeds and enshrines these people who need to be told no at critical junctures in order to ensure the health of the product, but absolutely nobody can or will without risking their livelihood, so the mania goes unchecked.
He sent some random Twitter employee to Home Depot to buy a sink, then went out to get it just to walk back in the door with it and a shit-eating grin.
It should have been a toilet in retrospect. 😂