I think something's wrong -- I didn't get that email you mention. ;-)
jim
· 3 years ago
Lay deserves it.
Patrice
· 3 years ago
I think you forgot a key point here: Lay's fortune was not made because he was a hard worker or because he was a business genius or because he was investing smartly.
His fortune was built on sand as it was the result of defrauding others: employees and investors.
So, in your case, I would not call your sentiment "Schadenfreude" but simply justice served.
All Comments
His fortune was built on sand as it was the result of defrauding others: employees and investors.
So, in your case, I would not call your sentiment "Schadenfreude" but simply justice served.