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Very classy. Keep in mind, though, that it makes is somewhat easier to take being fired in stride when you have a $200 million cushion. == Wait what? If you ha
by 001sky 14y ago
Very classy. Keep in mind, though, that it makes is somewhat easier to take being fired in stride when you have a $200 million cushion.
== Wait what? If you have to say it, it probably aint.
- downandout 14y agoGracious would have been a better word, but I was in a hurry when I typed that (there is also a typo in there that I didn't notice until hours later after I couldn't edit it).
- 001sky 14y agoIts not a wordsmithing issue. Its PR. It is not "class" or "grace". If you study the Co's history, this would become clear. The withdrawls of cash from the company by its senior management, for example, are "classic" but not "classy".