I just saw a guy fired yesterday on some metoo. There were soo many takeaways:

1. Because dude was young good looking, folks were reluctant to see it as being that bad. When the old white guy did it a few years ago, he got zero sympathy.

2. The girl just wanted it to go away. It took an advocate for her to really appreciate what was done to here and get her fired.

3. A lot of people felt bad for the dude, even the girl. She didn't get the same sympathy.

4. I had to hear a guy say the HR woman involved wasn't objective (assuming because she was a woman I guess). I had to remind them we as men are definitely not objective to what the experience is like for a woman.

Anyway, I park this hear because I don't want to do a seperate post about it.


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"