Car rant on why corporations are failing by lacking humanityfrom @bradley.thor

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There is a change in the air. There's a change in the tier. And the consumer CEO relationship will never be the same again. And there are a few corporations that, honest to God, may not fucking survive this. And some have made it quite clear that they're choosing convenience over humanity. We've seen corporations now like Tesla, like Target show us more than they meant to. Target makes a misstep. And instead of coming out with a lot of humanity with a verbal explanation for what they were thinking, for what was going on for an explanation, what did they do? They flooded their Instagram feed with all of these disingenuous posts about, you know, attempts at diversity. Tesla investors waiting until a breaking point. A breaking point financially to say anything and say that now they want Elon to step down. Now they want Elon to step down, but not a peep, not a mumble, not a fucking whisper a month ago. And don't get me fucked up. This is not a virtue signal. If you're a private company, if you're a corporation, you have all the freedom in the world to make the steps you'd like to make with your corporation, with your company. But best time I checked, humans are the consumer. Flesh, bone, humans consume your products. But see some of these CEOs, some of these CFOs, some of these corporate leaders have conflated IQ with a full spectrum of intelligence. Some of these dimwitted, dense fucks have been playing monopoly for so long that they've worked themselves up into a position where they think net worth can buy blind faith, can buy leadership. But you see, the only people that I've fucking met that have a hard time admitting they made a mistake, the only people that I've come across that have a hard time admitting they could have done something better are the people who are walking around with a heavy heart full of guilt. No normal, sturdy, reliable human struggles with the concept of saying something like, man, I'm sorry I let you down. I can see how I could have handled that a lot better. Or I'm sorry. That was in really bad taste. People, citizens, we are scared rightfully no. On edge rightfully no. Because most of us have been on edge for years wondering what the world is going to look like as AI steps in and can do things for free. And the same us, the same we that I'm speaking on here are the consumers. There's no pivot. There's no beating around the bush. There's no rebrand for corporations who don't show signs of emotional intelligence, capacity for empathy and humanity. That is a stain you cannot rinse off. If you wait to show any glimpses of leadership, any sign of maturity until after something hits your wallet, it's too late, man. It's too fucking late.