> "What about the 268,000 employees who work at Wells Fargo, 99% of whom had nothing to do with this?" Boo-fukken-hoo. They were all part of the problem - the

> "What about the 268,000 employees who work at Wells Fargo, 99% of whom had nothing to do with this?" Boo-fukken-hoo. They were all part of the problem - the grease of the machinery if you will; something this bad doesn't go unnoticed by so many people. This was clearly an "inside job" with many, many people involved internally. I would have no sympathy for any of them, even if they'd end up losing their own homes as a result (sweet, sweet irony that would be!)