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I used to work at Yahoo. This guy was a tool. A cursory search on Google explains all. http://images.google.com/images?oq=gurb&sourceid=chrome&q=gurbaksh+cha
by akc 17y ago
I used to work at Yahoo. This guy was a tool. A cursory search on Google explains all.
http://images.google.com/images?oq=gurb&sourceid=chrome&q=gurbaksh+chahal&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=KqeRS8avPI3p8QaFsd32BA&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4&ved=0CCcQsAQwAw http://images.google.com/images?oq=gurb&sourceid=chrome&...
- pedalpete 17y agoWhy are there so many photos of him without a shirt on?
- zaidf 17y agoOnce you've made FU money, you earn karma to drown yourself in some stupidity. Perfectly fine for me! I am sure he has moments where he looks in the mirror and laughs at himself and the shit he's doing. That in itself can be fun and fulfilling.
- metaprinter 17y agohe thought it would make for good exposure...
- bobbyi 17y agoYou don't get to be a millionaire by throwing your money away on frivolous things like clothing for your upper body.
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- philk 17y agoYour criticism would ring less hollow if you were the one worth $100 million.
- rortian 17y agoWhy would it? He doesn't seem to have a very great command of language but he's got all that money so whatever. Lot's of people made a lot of money with the internet boom, pg and Mark Cuban among them. However, they are still people that did not enter the 'you cannot comment on me unless your wealth is greater than or equal to mine' club.
- philk 17y agoBecause unless you're equally successful "this guy was a tool" comes across as poorly concealed envy. If you're going to trash someone who's way more successful than you are, use specifics and acknowledge his positive characteristics as well.
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- gnosis 17y agoApparently, being rich is some kind of virtue that excuses one's other failings. How admirable.
- gnaritas 17y agoNot everyone defines success in terms of dollars. Many people make less money than they could because they're unwilling to comprise their morals or do things they feel take advantage of other people. There are plenty of rich douchebags, and you don't need money to point out that they're douchebags.
- mos1 17y agoSo do we all need to include our net worth on our profile page now? Frankly, I'd prefer if our comments stood on their own merits (or lack thereof), but perhaps you've hit upon the next social media craze. Instead of simply using karma scores, we could multiply one's karma by the amount of currency tracked in their covestor account.
- FlemishBeeCycle 17y agoObviously I have no data other than anecdotal evidence to support this claim, however, I would conjecture that the personality traits that lend themselves to acquiring wealth quickly at a young age, may also engender development of bullish personal decorum.
- PostOnce 17y ago...Who says he isn't worth $100,000,000 ?
- hristov 17y agoWell, if you make 20 mil when you are 20 you are rather likely to become a narcissistic a-hole. And then fill the Internet with shirtless pictures of yourself. But we should give this guy some time, he is still young and has a lot to learn.
- zaidf 17y agoExactly. I hear a lot of hate from uni friends about alums in 20s who have hit it big and now do what most people with money in their 20s would do. A lot of these people have to seriously repress their social life in their teens and college years until they hit it big and can go back to make up for it. It's quite understandable IMO.
- mgrouchy 17y agoI know some people who saw him give a talk recently. They actually walked out because he was such a tool(apparently).
- brown9-2 17y agoI'd like to hear more about your experience at Yahoo with him and how that led to you thinking he is a tool, rather than some shirtless pictures.