After selling my company, I was doxxed. I'd given away enough information that someone was even able to get my tax filings. Fortunately, I'm not very controver

After selling my company, I was doxxed. I'd given away enough information that someone was even able to get my tax filings. Fortunately, I'm not very controversial but people still behaved like a pack of animals. I got so much delivery pizza that I eventually notified the area services and had them no longer accept orders in my name. I'd move soon after, but I got the damnedest of complaints. I had donated a ton, but not to the causes people liked. In some cases, I was told I'd donated too much. Things like that. Meh... It wasn't that bad, for me. I was no longer in a position where my livelihood was at risk. My kids escaped unscathed, but appreciated all the pizza. And yeah, I paid for every last one of those pizzas. It really wasn't the company's fault. I do kinda wish they'd have ordered other types of food. Pizza got boring and we could only give so many away to neighbors. I'd bring what the neighbors didn't want to the homeless shelter. So many pizzas... But, that was the worst of it. I could see it being much worse. I was pretty much immune to harm.