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> horses "didn't complain" when cars were invented It's not that often a member of the executive class forgets themselves and says the quiet part this loudly:
by FFP999 3y ago
> horses "didn't complain" when cars were invented
It's not that often a member of the executive class forgets themselves and says the quiet part this loudly: to them, we are livestock.
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- n4r9 3y agoDoes seem to be happening more often, recently. E.g. "We need to remind people that they work for the employer, not the other way around" (Tim Gurner) and "People who worked remotely during the pandemic didn’t work as hard – regardless of what th ey told you.” (Stephen Schwarzman)
- FFP999 3y agoSure would be a shame if everyone at Gurner Group decided not to show up for work on the same day. Maybe then Tim Gurner would realize who actually keeps the wheels turning. But more likely it would be a classic "no...it's the children who are wrong" moment.
- Voultapher 3y agoYou know .... livestock might also be complaining right this moment and we don't categorize it as complaint and or worth listening to.
- FFP999 3y agoIf you've ever heard a pig scream you know they're complaining. Doesn't leave much room for doubt.