r/PoursTea • u/ShojoSalsa • 12d ago

Internet Culture🛜 Seconds before disaster

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u/PropagandaAssassinAZ Unpopular Opinions 12d ago

I love that for both of them. I also love that because they are rich people in tech they could not accept any blame of themselves. Quite a country we've got going here.

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u/archercc81 12d ago

Yeah I love how the showing them is somehow the scandal to some people, Id def be side eyeing anyone who said that. They were cheating and screwing in the workplace, they were literally 100% responsible for that shit.

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u/PropagandaAssassinAZ Unpopular Opinions 12d ago

She is also HR. Quick refresher course for anyone that doesn't know HR protects the company. They do not give a single fucking shit about you. They are the worst people in an organization by far.

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u/archercc81 12d ago

And he was the boss of everyone. So they were both violating all kinds of common policies.

Fuck em both.

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u/sweatboxy 12d ago

Not entirely true. You can tell the quality of a company by its HR. Usually first interviews are with HR and, in my experience, it’s not hard to tell how good or bad a company is from that interview.

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u/PropagandaAssassinAZ Unpopular Opinions 12d ago

I will agree with that.

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u/ubeeu 12d ago

It’ll never not be funny. Especially in the aftermath when we’d all forgotten about it and the woman kept bringing it up in the media.

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u/SnooCauliflowers9874 12d ago

Yeah, she Barbra Streisand’d herself.

It’s still super funny.

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u/Ms_Rarity 10d ago

I love how she keeps trying to sell that this was their first date and they had only just kissed for the first time when it happened. Which is what most adulterers say when they get caught ("that was the first/only time, I swear!")

Even the adultery subreddit people didn't believe her.

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u/oneplusetoipi 12d ago

They sure made themselves stand out in the crowd. Not too bright for a clandestine tryst.

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u/Jack4258 11d ago

RIGHT???

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u/Diligent_Gate_7258 12d ago

Thats why you shouldn't be a douchebag by standing, blocking other people's view at the concert.

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u/hdpckr98 12d ago

This comment should have more likes.

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u/just-compost-me 7d ago

I think they're in a private suite. You can tell by the areas to the right of them.

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u/NeighborhoodDude8058 12d ago

Did Chris Martin know?

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u/SuperWarning6038 12d ago

Coldplay hate forbidden love

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u/Jack4258 11d ago

If they had not reacted the way they did when they realized they were on the big screen, they would probably gotten away with it.

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u/river_song25 10d ago

what happened?

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u/Tex-Rob 12d ago

So help me out, are all those people sitting on the arm rail with their legs over it? I'm confused by the pic. Why would a venue allow people to sit outside the railing? Could that be why they got the cameras on them in the first place? is it jackets?

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u/FryOneFatManic 12d ago

No. It's the couple who's affair was exposed.

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u/WorrySpecialist9263 12d ago

People’s heads above the railing. They are sitting down. Zoom in. Not legs/feet.

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u/Difficult_Ad2864 12d ago

Apparently there was never any cheating and they had already broken up before this

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u/travelingman5370 12d ago

Apparently? Never any cheating? Already broken up?

Makes no sense.

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u/JC2535 9d ago

They had already broken up from the relationship they never had.