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>They call him a friend and say he never wavers in his passion or mission. They seriously look up to the guy and won't work anywhere else, even though they have
by aphextron 8y ago
>They call him a friend and say he never wavers in his passion or mission. They seriously look up to the guy and won't work anywhere else, even though they have built up generational wealth.
Of course they like the guy. He essentially wrote them a free winning lottery ticket. I'd like him too. Try asking literally anyone else on earth how they feel about "Zuck", though.
- dchuk 8y agoWhat's interesting though, is that these people actually know him. Anyone else on earth most likely doesn't know him, but has formed a negative opinion of him via his own actions and those of his company.
- staticautomatic 8y agoThe same could be said for any cult leader.
- wolco 8y agoRarely are you friends with your cult leader. Father figure, representive of some alien power or direct connection to God rarely makes a good platform for a friendship.
- staticautomatic 8y agoIf you research cults I think you'll find that's not true. Cult leaders often become friends with their earliest and closest acolytes.