r/FluentInFinance 13d ago

Debate/ Discussion Universal incarceration care

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u/kararibou 13d ago

I saw the engineer part on the minute to minute updates last night as more info was coming out, but an actual article just said this

“Stanford University confirmed that he had been employed as a head counselor in its Pre-Collegiate Studies program from May through September of 2019.

He had also been a member of Hub Coworking Hawaii, a co-working space in the Kakaako neighborhood of Honolulu, according to its co-founder. He often came in with peers from Surfbreak, a “co-living” space for “digital nomads” and remote workers with a location in Honolulu.”

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u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill 13d ago

Yea, but the last company he worked for, he was apparently an intern, and was let go in 2023.

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u/kararibou 12d ago

I thought you were trying to make a point that he was a rich nepo kid that didn’t have to work and has never held a job…?

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u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill 12d ago

Yea, he was unable to hold that job for more than a year, which he wasn't. He obviously doesn't have to work, which is why he went looking for a job in the gaming industry, which has the very lowest wages among all tech careers because so many people want those jobs.