CEO grabbing a tennis star’s hat which was being given to a child

He doubled down when called out. Claimed 'anyone else would do the same' and threatened to sue anyone criticizing his actions. Zero remorse or reflection.

Also like he got it before it reached the kid's hand. So technically it was fair game and legal, but holyshit psyociopathically and shamefully immoral.

I bet he underpays his employees as immorally yet legaly possible thus increasing slaveowners' shareholders' returns as the successful CEO he is

The CEO wants you to know he won it fair and square

It's why they are CEOs and it's also why they get their company's to make so much money.

Multiply the behavior of stealing things from children a million fold and that's how CEOs make money for the company. They don't get to that position by being nice and adhering to morals.

What a piece of fucking shit

They see me rollin'

It’s also heavily implied the player knows the rich asshole, since the asshole funds part of the tournament. Meaning he could have gotten a signed hat at any moment but decided he wanted to steal one from a child instead. He then doubles down and laughs at the kid and everyone else calling them losers while threatening legal action against anyone who calls him out. I heard he has now contacted the player to get a hold of the kid to “make it right” so it sounds like his company is now holding his feet to the fire.

No, you don't want to make a volcano angry.

You gotta throw the CEO into the depth of the oceans. We must keep Dagon happily asleep.

Greed is not about need.

You don't become a CEO by being caring and considerate.

In Polish it's portmanteau of droga (road) + bruk (paving stones), since his company produce paving stones.

The lack of morals, ethics, and shame also help.

And then you get photographic evidence of them being just the worst, and somehow they're the victim and you're the bad guy for documenting how shitty they are. Fuck I hate these people.

That is pretty much exactly what the guy's public statement about this incident said.

It’s cause we won’t eat em. It’s never gonna happen either with how many poor people worship them, and how places like Reddit and Lemmy will ban you if you call for guillotines

The people we'll never rise up we must like being oppressed.

Luigi get the gat!

You can’t doxx a public figure who is publicly posting their contact info

EDIT: i completely missed the point 🤦‍♂️, sorry. keeping the original comment for context..

Won't someone please think of the bougies...

Who fucking cares? They make life miserable for everybody else because they won the birthplace lottery and it'd be in their FULL interest to continue running their businesses that only they and their family line get to reap most of the profits from.

You Western opportunists calling yourselves "anarchists" are only tolerated because you're too meek to actually dare standing up against your bougie rulers and will fold like this in mere seconds to "play by the rules" and "maintain calm in the midst of chaos".

To be faaaaiiiiiiiir

Look at the kid’s face when he takes it. He’s heartbroken, says ‘no!’ and nearly starts crying. He spends the rest of the video trying to get the player to sign his ball instead. The pass-off of the pen appeared to be because pens for signing were being passed down – it wasn’t his pen. The boy not only didn’t get the hat, but his ball wasn’t signed (which appears to have been what he was waiting for, and the hat was meant to take the place of his ball being signed).

And even if it was his son (which it doesn’t seem to be), this is still arsehole behaviour – lean in and share the moment, don’t take it from him like this.

e: and if it truly was his son, that’s even more sad, because that means dad is acting like I’d expect a rude stranger to act.

No, it was a hat.

Kid looks to be full on crying so I'm leaning no.

No, he's not related to the kid.

Look around at the other people in the audience - others are holding sharpies. They probably brought their own in anticipation/hope of getting signatures. (I've done the same thing at concerts.)

We didn't see before this clip, it's possible the kid handed the player his own sharpie when asking for a signature. That would mean that when the kid is handed the sharpie at the end, it's being given back to its original owner.