The National Enquirer picked the wrong man to blackmail
What an incredible thread! Once when Bezos was asked about Alexa in an interview, he said that if a nation state wanted to hack into your smartphone, they have the capability to do it. That's why I was so shocked to see Jeff send that stuff via text.
What doesn't shock me is that he would ask how they got those texts. In the thread you referenced, it sure sounded eerily similar to the Karma hack on iPhones, which has taken a long time to understand:
I wonder if Jeff had in mind that someone like the Saudis has a tool like that now that hasn't been uncovered yet.
I of course do not know many aspects of his life, but just based on what I read thus far, was shocked such relationship between apparently two very intelligent and educated people would come to an end in favor of what seems a mere erotic affair, that to me seems could end up being a hay fire. There are always deeper reasons and not easy to understand because they are hidden. It's a pity.
Man, your lead image of Bezos - He looks knarley buff. Almost like he was auditioning as a cousin to Vin Diesel in the next Triple XXX flic. hahahahah
Hahahaaa.. that was real good! And to the point...
Speaking of Mr. Bezos, once again, Southpark smartly spoofs another American icon, the Amazon Empire.
In Jeff's recent shareholder letter, he wrote about irrevocable decisions, or one-way doors:
“These decisions must be made methodically, carefully, slowly and with great deliberation and consultation,” Mr. Bezos said. “If you walk through and don’t like what you see on the other side, you can’t get back to where you were before.”
I wonder if he was thinking about some of his decisions about his family. It seems to be a story that may never die.
Isn't it sort of funny how much time goes into deciding the "Featured Image" for an online article? I am not posturing, but, all CNN articles about Trump with their featured image make him look like the male version of Medusa. Any Fox article about Trump featured image makes him look like Zeus.
This featured image of Bezos makes him look like he is crack-high and wreckless. And, I am sure there is a entire body of images to pick from for Elon Musk.
In today's click-it to pick-it world, the featured image is so important. But, it would be hard to not believe that Bezos cannot just sit down to the dinner table for a simple meal; he wants to know in some form, his company(s) delivered EVERYTHING to the dinner table, the kitchen, the house, the garage, the car and maybe soon the neighborhood. LOL
So true! I'll attach the image here credit The New York Times so people can get a larger view if the paywall stopped them. It's probably just his famous laugh, which is so endearing and infectious, but they caught it at just the right moment to reinforce the headline that he is out of control.
In the article's context of being a crazy man. BUT, without the article, he definitely looks like the life of the party and thank gawd I am not famous....because there would be plenty of outtakes of my profile that would be completely awkward. hahhahahahah
But, it would be hard to not believe that Bezos cannot just sit down to the dinner table for a simple meal; he wants to know in some form, his company(s) delivered EVERYTHING to the dinner table, the kitchen, the house, the garage, the car and maybe soon the neighborhood. LOL
Sometimes, it appears he may not be picking most efficient choices, from the AmazonBasics..
The look on her face.. priceless!
Well on the good news front there is this:
I wonder how he thinks about this. Most of the donations from him and his wife were for poverty & homelessness and yet he famously has huge mansions around the country while paying Amazon workers subsistence wages (at best). I suppose he thinks hey, I employ 600,000 people. If I wasn't careful about costs, I couldn't employ them.
Time for Bezos to start "American Enquirer" and use his resources and talent at the Post to destroy the National Enquirer with better stories.
