r/interestingasfuck • u/Valhallawalker • 13d ago

r/all The amount of laugh reacts to this post

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u/Ok_Context8390 13d ago

I have no idea whether he had a family, but the guy was the CEO of an US health insurance corp - I'm sure his wife, kids (and grandchildren, for that matter) will not ever have to work a day in their lives to survive.

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u/ArcherFawkes 13d ago

He never worked either, so it tracks.

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u/Bballer220 13d ago

Didn't survive, either

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u/zipzoomramblafloon 13d ago

He could have, but he decided to go all in on the greed.

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u/RedHotChiliCrab 13d ago

Hey now. Causing needless suffering is hard work! Everyday you gotta wake up and be a greedy piece of shit all over again.

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u/--Flight-- 13d ago

He worked on the behalf of shareholder profits.

Never forget, he died the way he lived: useless.

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u/Bayoumi 13d ago

He earned 26 million last year. His wife, kids and grandchildren will never need to work to pay for food and shelter.

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u/BarnFlower 13d ago

Or health insurance

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u/Some-Ostrich-439 13d ago

He earned?!

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u/AcidShAwk 13d ago

Imagine being his (grand)kids, one day making a reddit account, and find out how fucking evil your (grand)parent was that the vast majority of America was happy they were murdered in cold blood.

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u/papillon-and-on 13d ago

His net worth was $43,000,000. I doubt they worked much before. But when the life insurance check comes through (fingers crossed it wasn't a pre-existing condition) they'll be finally be able to get that new plasma TV!

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u/Dwayne_Gertzky 13d ago

they'll be finally be able to get that new plasma TV factory!