00:00So anyway, they fired her for stealing the trash cans.
00:02What's funny about this is you have to assume
00:04that just by proxy of being a J.P. Morgan,
00:08she's making $100,000 a year.
00:10I mean, that's just a fair guess, right?
00:11So think about what she did.
00:15On camera, she picks up a loaded trash can
00:18on a street corner of New York City
00:20and dumps the garbage filled to the top of it
00:23onto the sidewalk while being filmed
00:26and then kind of walks her fat ass down the street
00:29really proud of herself
00:31that she's stealing a knit-colored trash can, right?
00:35Yeah, she put it on the subway with it.
00:37Yeah, and she went on the subway and took it home.
00:40That decision cost her an annual salary of $100,000, right?
00:47Yeah.
00:48It also makes her unhirable for a lot of companies,
00:51at least in the same sector, who might know who she is.
00:55So let's just say she's a half-million-dollar
00:59decision to put that garbage on the streets
01:02of New York City.
01:04New York City Sanitation is selling those trash cans
01:08for $100.
01:11He could have just bought them.
01:13He could have just bought them.
01:16You're absolutely right.
01:16had it delivered to her house via Federal Express
01:20for $100.
01:23Instead, she steals one, loses her job,
01:28and it costs her about a half a million dollars in salary.
01:33Yeah.
01:35And then what's funny is people are going,
01:37oh, go ahead.
01:38Also, I think, if I may, is a pretty good example
01:44of why we should not use D.I. anymore.
01:51See?
01:52This is where you go to talk.
01:54This woman was not a D.I. hire.
01:57Let me go back to Aubrey Huff.
01:59There you go.
01:59That's a white woman.
02:00That's another example of stupid is what stupid does.
02:04Yeah, stupid is what stupid does.
02:06She, I don't understand it.
02:09Now, what do you say to the people out there
02:11that say that they shouldn't have filmed her
02:13and put it out there?
02:14Because that's been an argument
02:15that that woman was on the street.
02:17Yes, she was doing something,
02:18but it wasn't that person who records his trash can.
02:21It wasn't their property.
02:22There are people that are making the argument
02:23that you should have cropped it down
02:26to not show her face, to not get her in trouble.
02:28I am notoriously anti-rat,
02:31both the little critters
02:33and the people that become rats, all right?
02:35I'm anti-rat, as everybody knows,
02:37pretty well documented based on my past, right?
02:39Yes.
02:40My gut is, I think she wanted the attention.
02:44I think she knew the cameras were there
02:46because there's people around her,
02:47and what she's doing is so crazy.
02:49And then, look, you could have hopped in an Uber.
02:53You could have gotten a yellow cab.
02:55She got on the subway.
02:56More people.
02:58She wanted the attention.
03:00And you know why?
03:01The other part is...
03:02She's like, I'm DEI.
03:04I'm safe.
03:05Ain't nobody going to fire me.
03:08No, no.
03:09Like, the other part is,
03:10I would have respected it
03:12if she had the big black, like, you know,
03:14the leaf trash bags,
03:16dumped all the trash into the bag,
03:18and then took the can.
03:20Then I'm like, you know what?
03:21What are we doing here?
03:23I would say this.
03:24Well, because I understand wanting a can.
03:25But dumping it on the ground makes you bad.
03:28If she had did that,
03:29like, you know, politely put the garbage in a garbage bag,
03:32tied it up,
03:33left it on the street corner,
03:36I got no problem with that.
03:38See, that's what I think she should have done.
03:40Dumped the garbage all over the streets
03:41and then walked away
03:43or kind of waddled away
03:45like a fat pet to her lair
03:47with her latest catch.
03:50That was my issue with that.
03:52That type of thing.
03:53Because somebody else had to go clean that up.
03:54That was rude by her.
03:56If she had cleaned up her own trash,
03:57I would say let her keep her job and no trouble.
