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Could be worse. At least he got to live to see his daughter get married before logging out. I call that a win.
by FirmwareBurner 2y ago
Could be worse. At least he got to live to see his daughter get married before logging out. I call that a win.
- cinntaile 2y agoWhat a great way to remember your wedding!
- coolThingsFirst 2y agocut him some slack he didn't think that far it's HN.
- netsharc 2y agoBut every wedding anniversary of the daughter will be bittersweet...
- dan_can_code 2y agoA yearly reminder of the most painful and beautiful moments that can happen in a human life. Damn.
- FirmwareBurner 2y agoEveryone dies eventually, it's inevitable, you can't schedule your parents death when it's convenient for you. It's just how it is, and we're all adults, why try to sugarcoat it?
- moandcompany 2y agoI don't know much about his family life, but it's very plausible that he spent more time working during his lifetime than with his family, and this is a good take. Considering the company's state of affairs, I would assume he was under a tremendous amount of work-related stress during the last few years, if not the majority of his career, peaking in this role.
- geodel 2y agoI would assume he would be in work related stress for decades but daughter's wedding preparation, considering how stressful asian weddings are, pushed him over the edge.
- hulitu 2y ago> I don't know much about his family life, but it's very plausible that he spent more time working during his lifetime than with his family Because we all know that CEOs are hard working individuals. Only the developers are lazy. /s