Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

I don't think anybody is as happy as John Oliver to no longer be working for AT&T. The man is positively gleeful and is enjoying his newfound freedom to the max (not that he refrained all that much in the past, but still). If you haven't seen last night's episode, I highly recommend it.

My favorite part:
“They were actually the largest firm on the planet back then, and broadly well respected and considered good - which is to say, completely unrecognizable from the AT&T of today.”

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I will very much miss him ripping his “Business Daddy” regularly. The guy is smart and absolutely hilarious,

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Post ID: @3qnv+1hdOARbq

John Oliver is a US citizen. He’s not a “foreigner”.

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Post ID: @2fur+1hdOARbq

John Oliver (great shows) was a recipient of AT&T management. The "We know more about running an entertainment show ...) need not be experienced by an employee with an employment contract and creative freedom. I wish all employees could express their concerns in a similar manor. He was brought over as a top comic and creative mind, not a filler.

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Post ID: @1jtl+1hdOARbq

He's just a whiny foreigner making gratuitous comments about a country that doesn't need him.

People here complain about AT&T because they actually know something about it. JO doesn't know anything about anything.

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