Whirlybird @ Whirlybird @aussie.zone

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The sad thing? Because he “voluntarily” retired, I’m fairly certain this incapable moron will still get all his fucking shares and other benefits, as part of his contract.

He got paid $7mil last year, his shares etc are irrelevant unfortunately.

Fuck around, find out. Good riddance.

I'm eagerly awaiting them to be all in on Australia Day next year 🤣

This interview was deadset one of the absolutely worst interviews you could ever see.

Woolworths CEO reportedly “stepping down” after another trainwreck interview a month or so after his trainwreck Australia Day interviews 😂

I believe this is the “find out” part of FAFO.

Woolworths CEO stepping down after yet another train wreck interview. Seems all that virtue signalling came back to get him.

Stargate was 4:3, so there's that....

You’re forgetting there was a merger. Jobs that were necessary when there were 2 separate companies are now not necessary when there is only 1 merged company.

Also it seems a large number of layoffs were for:

• blizzards survival game that was reportedly in development hell after 6 years of development
• the physical games department because Xbox is going all digital

You don’t employ people as backups. What you do is you share knowledge across the existing people so there is no single point of failure.

Virtue signalling isn’t worth that much.

It is to the companies that subscribe to the ESG/DEI stuff and want to virtue signal. It's also not just a once off headline, is it? Look at all the people like you going to bat for them, sticking up for the billion dollar company that's been making record profits by raising prices well above inflation for the last few years because they said some stuff has had "declining sales" - note they never said unprofitable anyway.

Honestly, do you think sales of that junk has been increasing?

It doesn't have to be increasing. It can be decreasing and still making them plenty of money.

It’s not good in tech to have 2000 people employed who have nothing to do.

You’re mistaking the real reason for the made up reason. They are stopping it for the virtue signalling, they’re using “declining sales” (with no more detail) to try and cover themselves.

Bud light is doing terribly. Just because the parent company is going well it doesn’t mean every product of theirs is 😂. Again - 20 years as americas number 1 beer……..Dylan mulvaney partnership…….loses number 1 spot immediately, hasn’t regained it. Market share dropped. Competitors market shares increased. Bud light was irrevocably damaged from that stunt.

The overwhelming outrage at Woolies at the moment shows that it was a stupid decision. They did it for the wrong reasons and they will feel the pushback in one way or another. Will it be as big as bud lights? Not a chance with our supermarket duopoly, but they will lose customers and the stunt won’t gain them any new ones.

USB-C and Lightning both act as headphone jacks.

Who is paying for the internet connection to the car for non subscribers?

New cars have magically new never-die batteries, never puncture tires, radiators that never crack, pipes that never split or come loose, etc now?! Holy cow, why haven’t we heard about this before?!

So you ignore 90% of my post that proves my point to focus on the 10% that you think proves yours? Lol

Let me guess - it was a coincidence that bud light got dethroned after 20 years at the same time they pulled their stunt?

I deleted my near 15 year old account and left, dumbarse 😂.

They don’t care about making the site good or attracting a healthy community.

They never cared about the "healthy" part either, just "big". Reddit has been a cesspool for years and years and years, largely thanks to the moderators.

By 90% you mean 90% of the 15 people that saw the post and were using a client that could see and vote in the poll in the 8 minutes that they had it open, because that's seemingly what most subs I was on that did a poll did. The comments were always 90% filled with people saying they wanted the subs to be open, they don't care about the API changes, etc, yet the crybaby mods would say "YOU ALL VOTED FOR THIS!" while everyone is screaming "No we didn't, we weren't even asked!".

No, the people that didn't leave yet kept whining are the whiners.

You didn't, but lots did. They're still using reddit to this day.