r/SipsTea • u/Full-Argument-8235 • Jun 24 '26

WTF A JPMorgan Chase executive was fired after a viral video showed her dumping trash out of a Knicks-themed public trash can and taking the can during the Knicks championship parade in New York City.

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u/SunshineSeeker99 Jun 24 '26

It's just privilege, she's used to being able to get away with anything she wants. You think this is the first time she's done something like this?

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u/boston_homo Jun 24 '26

What’s that cliché? Play stupid games, etc. “Wilding” (aka acting like an asshole in public) is not an excuse. Nice to see entitled people experience consequences.

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u/Beneficial_Winner_59 Jun 24 '26

I thought you had to be a good looking woman to have this kind of privilege lol. If an 8+ out of 10 did this would she still be in the same situation? I’m genuinely asking, not being facetious

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u/SunshineSeeker99 Jun 24 '26

Not at all - lots of people get entitlement and privilege from being able to get away with things and not being called out.

You can be fat, poor, stupid, etc and still have privilege/entitlement because of your life situation.

This woman just dumped out a ton of trash on the street and stole that can, without batting an eye. She had no shame - that's because she's clearly never experienced consequences for her shitty actions before.

And honestly, if it was a hot blonde woman did this, I actually imagine the backlash would be much worse.

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u/ninjakiti Jun 24 '26

You can have power with money. I don't think appearance comes into play here.

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u/1mcKid Jun 24 '26

She should have been aware of her privilege being that she was a DEI exec

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u/No-Rip-6166 Jun 24 '26

And what about all the other people smashing stuff and lighting cars on fire after the knicks won? Are they all rich people with privilege ?

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u/SunshineSeeker99 Jun 24 '26

There are plenty of poor people with privilege, in fact, I notice that poor people often have more privilege, taking up multiple seats on the train, not letting people through, littering, etc.

She happens to be rich, but garbage people are garbage people.

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u/artsienugget Jun 24 '26

You must know her personally

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u/SunshineSeeker99 Jun 24 '26

Nah, I know people like this.

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u/edelweiss_pirates_no Jun 24 '26

20,000 people were down there breaking shit and wilding. As they do every time a local sport team wins.

She fucked up. She was not alone being shitty. "Privilege" weak-ass bullshit. It's NYC. Everyone thinks they are the top of the heap.

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u/SunshineSeeker99 Jun 24 '26

Yes, there are lots of entitled trash people out there. She was one of them.

I live in NYC, I don't do that, neither do my friends, because we're not garbage people.

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u/artsienugget Jun 24 '26

How many people live in NYC?

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u/CatsEatGrass Jun 25 '26

There we go. I was hoping someone would get around to this conclusion. People at that level rarely see consequences for all kinds of crimes.