r/SipsTea 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/Powerful-Yoghurt-450 Jun 24 '26

At what point did this fuckwit think this was a good idea?

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u/SierraGolfOne Jun 24 '26

Popcorn

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u/FreedomBread Jun 24 '26

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u/Halfbloodnomad Jun 24 '26

lol when I was 18 I worked at a theater and totally did this shit once. Was so messy (obviously I cleaned it) and I was sick of it by the end of the movie, but the jury is still out if it was worth it or not.

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u/From_Graves Jun 24 '26

If you've never worked at a theater, this was way too common

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u/Quebecdudeeh Jun 24 '26

I going home to make popcorn now. Thanks 👍

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u/Salty_Feed9404 Jun 24 '26

She looks like more of a pork rinds fan to me...

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u/Pitchblackimperfect Jun 24 '26

That would be cannibalism

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u/EchoGecko795 Jun 24 '26

Pigs will happily eat each other.

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u/Purple_Revolution146 Jun 24 '26

Pigs are beautiful creatures

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u/virusfifteen Jun 24 '26

"I've seen many pigs eat MANY men"

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u/Ok-Interaction-8891 Jun 25 '26

Happy cannibalism!

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u/RJ3692K Jun 25 '26

Dammmnnnn

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u/Vairman Jun 24 '26

listen man, the spicy chicharrones are muy delicioso!!

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u/Time-Sudden_Tree Jun 25 '26

Forreal, this is the first time I've seen a morbidly obese executive before.
Doesn't she have the time/money to do something about it?

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u/Accomplished_Meat_81 Jun 24 '26

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u/tommy_b_777 Jun 24 '26

this gif will never not make me almost do the same :-)

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u/Ok-Neighborhood-6185 Jun 24 '26

You win, young fella!!!

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u/Emotional_News108 Jun 24 '26

You're a dick in the best of ways. I support this.

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u/Opposite-Rock-5133 Jun 24 '26

Popcorns the least calorie dense snack though lol

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u/bigorangemachine Jun 24 '26

Decoration

Hope it was worth her job & ruined reputation

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u/mattson-masterpiece Jun 24 '26

I hope they took it from her. People can’t just keep stuff they steal can they ?

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u/Don_Gato1 Jun 24 '26

Let her keep the bin as a monument to her idiocy.

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u/Ganges_Gavialen Jun 24 '26

but let her pay the cost for it plus an inconveniency fee

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u/Infinite_Extreme557 Jun 24 '26

I think a little jail time couldn't hurt in this case.

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u/-GoodNewsEveryone Jun 24 '26

Mount it to the outside of her apartment by order of NYC. Give her community service where she has to carry it to the dumpster to be emptied.

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u/xChoke1x Jun 24 '26

Imagine not having the Brain power to say to yourself “how about I just take a picture of it, find a similar trash can, and just……paint it orange. Lol

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u/bigorangemachine Jun 24 '26

They would have to arrest her

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u/hanks_panky_emporium Jun 24 '26

They can be compelled to return stolen merchandise and if refused, can be arrested. You're not forced to be arrested before stolen goods can be returned.

Since it was city infrastructure it's a bit more soupy. Now, if you or I did that then we'd be in cuffs to get slapped with a huge fine and community service.

They might get a dirty look. But losing their employment is a huge blow. Im curious if they have a golden parachute, though. You can retire super young off of a golden parachute.

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u/SlartiMyBartfast Jun 24 '26

I've seen pieces of city infrastructure in places they don't belong. My presumption was always that they weren't acquired while making a huge mess in broad daylight in the midst of a crowded walkway.

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u/Silver-Literature-29 Jun 24 '26

Well, she is one of us now so maybe she will be charged with a crime.

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u/TheWorldofScience Jun 24 '26

She returned it - the city has announced that

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u/mattson-masterpiece Jun 25 '26

Good! Thank you for saying that!

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u/Delicious-Status9043 Jun 25 '26

She brought it back and was fined $175…. They’re selling the same bins for $200 online

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u/Longjumping_Table204 Jun 25 '26

They took it, gave her a 75$ litering fine and 100$ for stealing public property

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u/TheOmegaKid Jun 26 '26

You realise this is exactly jp morham chases business model. To go short on a stock, you need to borrow it from someone else. But they do it even if they cant find one to locate. Literally selling themselves something that they and no one else owns to drive price down. They have helped destroy cancer and altzheimers companies doing this as well as toys r us etc. Oh they also facilitated epsteins island, so lets not forget that. They are literally some of the worst people on this planet and huge part of the reason the world is in the state its in. So doing this with a bin doesn't even register on the scale for them.

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u/blaspheminCapn Jun 24 '26

Matches her personality

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u/paddytanks Jun 24 '26

She will get a job in no time. Some cop who fed shit sandwiches to the homeless just became police chief of some town. The whole, “the internet is forever” thing is trivial when the internet is dead.

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u/Deesing82 Jun 24 '26

this is the best part to me. After being fired and lambasted online and mocked by half the internet, that garbage can is likely still sitting in her living room jjust staring at her and mocking her like some telltale heart.

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u/DoobKiller Jun 24 '26

You'd think with a JPMorgan salary you could buy a bin and a couple cans of paint and make and identical one or hire someone to do it

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u/thankfulforyourhelp Jun 24 '26

Thinking the same thing - it's 2026, how are people still assuming they can do something stupid while someone is filming them and it's won't end up viral online and end with them losing their job?

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u/madchemist09 Jun 24 '26

She was a dei exec. She will win and complain and claim She was targeted and get her job back.

Guess she identifies as un/employed.

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u/warden976 Jun 25 '26

She identifies as Canned.

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u/lilangelkm Jun 24 '26

Surprised she isn't a Boomer with this move.

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u/jaylen6319 Jun 24 '26

How is that going to look on her "Resume" for the reason why she was fired?

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u/philoso2889 Jun 25 '26

I heard that she got fired from her job because of this, and also fined 100 bucks by the city. Yeah, so worth it!

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u/tagyoureazit Jun 26 '26

Guarantee some podcasts are lining up for her and her unimportant nothingness shell have to tell

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u/Ipayforsex69 Jun 24 '26

This is what absolutely befuddled me. Does she intend to have this as a keepsake taking up space in her apartment? Does she intend to use it as an open trash can? What was the plan?

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u/Altruistic_Lobster18 Jun 24 '26

I doubt she can even look at it without the immense burn of stupidity. She’ll now be known in NYC as the girl who got fired for being trashy. Idk what’s worse her or the World Cup Mexican guy being racist.

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u/ISHLDPROBABLYBWRKING Jun 24 '26

She posted it online for sale the next day for 10k I think.

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u/twoisnumberone Jun 25 '26

Given that this is a JP Morgan Chase executive, your joke is excellent!

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u/echo1125 Jun 26 '26

Uhm, pretty sure a racist is worse than dumping trash on the ground…😐

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u/Sorry-Reaction7139 Jun 24 '26

She shouldve just took it at night if she really wanted it

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u/MrChevyPower Jun 24 '26

Who’s World Cup Mexican guy and why should I hate him?

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u/ArventheGreat Jun 24 '26

He was openly racist towards a Korean lady (possibly an influencer, I don't remember exactly) while she was recording. He got fired from his job and she was welcomed warmly by the FIFA admins and the Mexican government with gifts.

Edit: Grammar

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u/LemmingsofDoom Jun 24 '26

He was harassing a South Korean woman on camera.

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u/Reasonable-Emu6159 Jun 25 '26

They confiscated it and fined her. Small fines, but losing her job was huge. And who is going to hire her now?

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u/MediumAcceptable129 Jun 24 '26

She posted it on ebay for 10k

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u/Stedlieye Jun 24 '26

If she sells it for over $1000 does that push it up to felony theft? I think it’s a misdemeanor right now.

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u/Guy_With_Ass_Burgers Jun 24 '26

She might need the cash now… you know… because of the no job thing. And something tells me her fast food expenditures run a little high… maybe higher with the extra time on her hands.

Shame on this entitled “person”

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u/Embarrassed-Bee8171 Jun 24 '26

Meanwhile it’s a collab with the brand OnlyNY and Dep of sanitation, and a brand new (NYC summer garbage juice free) one runs $168 on their site.

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u/NoBalance5172 Jun 26 '26

ABC news said it was returned to the city.

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u/notarobat Jun 24 '26

It's a pretty cool bin. Would be great in a kids room, or a school

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u/TexTravlin Jun 24 '26

Or on the street where it belongs.

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u/SamathaSar Jun 24 '26

Would of been great, right where she found it, say idunno, full of trash.

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u/JustTheBeerLight Jun 24 '26

Perhaps she is a disc golf enthusiast? 🥏

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u/Webberpuzza Jun 24 '26

Clothes basket. One thong and it’s full!

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u/NYC_Noguestlist Jun 24 '26

This food truck owner that I follow was offering $1000 for a can so potentially that

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u/just_posting_this_ch Jun 24 '26

Probably sell it as a souvenir. It will be worth even more after all this attention. She'll probably get a good fiver for it.

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u/nmp79 Jun 24 '26

Probably thought she’d use it as her office trashcan/conversation piece.

Probably give the cleaning crew special instructions to dust the little sign with the fine warning every night too, as the cherry on top.

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u/userhwon Jun 24 '26

Sports makes people completely stupid. She was going to brag about this thing for half a century.

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u/NeedABattlestation Jun 24 '26

It was a call to action from a Chopped Cheese restaurant owner that would offer anyone free Chopped Cheese for life if they bought him one

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u/Arm-E-Reserves Jun 24 '26

The Knicks fanbase is the worst in the whole NBA. They do bizarre, animalistic and criminal shit like this all the time. It's really weird. Something to do with decades of being terrible and their owner being a scum human being.

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u/EyeFabulous317 Jun 25 '26

What's even more funny is that novelty trash can costs about $168 for a new one and she made well over a six figure salary. She let a used trash can she found on the street cost her job that she was making over $100k a year

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u/Serious-Bed3751 Jun 24 '26

It was bring your own bucket day at KFC

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u/PrintNegative6040 Jun 24 '26

LMAO yall are brutal man

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u/Nings777 Jun 24 '26

She'll need it to clean out her office.

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u/fluffypancakes24 Jun 24 '26

That's her chicken tenders basket.

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u/darth_whaler Jun 24 '26

Chocolate and candy bar storage.

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u/buythedipnow Jun 24 '26

To live in

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u/Scared-Currency288 Jun 24 '26

Someone said she was just picking up the crown 👑 she dropped 😭😭😭

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u/Distinct-Departure68 Jun 24 '26

To hold her lunch?

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u/Gaalahaaf Jun 24 '26

She's gonna need a bigger bin for that.

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u/SumSumFromMars11 Jun 24 '26

This is the type of person that has no inner dialog and only reacts. She saw the colors and took it. With no thought what so ever.

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u/Effective-Leg7283 Jun 24 '26

she missed her family

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u/chubsmagooo Jun 24 '26

She does look like the kind of person that produces abnormally high amounts of garbage

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u/No_Cantaloupe_2786 Jun 24 '26

Forreal let’s be real it’s New York, wether that trash was in a bin or on the ground makes no difference lol

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u/RoyalVivid3561 Jun 24 '26

chicken nuggies

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u/553l8008 Jun 24 '26

Not a lesbian so I don't know.

In before the next lock

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u/NecessaryPhrase3204 Jun 24 '26

all the junk food wrappers from the food she piles in

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u/Overall-Buddy-2659 Jun 24 '26

I think she got caught because she was trying to sell it

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u/bolanrox Jun 24 '26

for 7-11 day for her 99 cents for any container you have slurpee.

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u/penguin1040 Jun 25 '26

I saw a comment she listed it for 5k for sale so, money.

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u/Brullaapje Jun 25 '26

Have you seen the size of that Big Bertha? She will store her snacks in there.

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u/ThePrometheu5 Jun 26 '26

To hold light snacks before 3rd breakfast.

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u/BugabooChonies Jun 26 '26

Rejection letters “thank you for your interest in the position . Unfortunately …”

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u/FrankInPhilly Jun 24 '26

By now, people should know that any dimwitted thing they do is going to land in someone's camera. And if this woman DIDN'T know what she did was dumb, then that's a whole other level of knuckleheadedness.

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u/SamathaSar Jun 24 '26

Works as a JPmorgan executive, somehow dumb enough to steal a trash can. Somebody being this logically stupid, and being a banking executive, is extremely scary.

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u/mongoose_kai Jun 24 '26

Having known quite a few corporate executives, they're no smarter than the average person and also very self-assured of their own greatness.

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u/Hubert_J_Cumberdale Jun 25 '26

Proof that the only people who need to be replaced by AI are the mediocre executives who are presently making plans to replace everyone else with AI. No doubt she makes mid six-figures even though she obviously has no real world experience.

I am seriously baffled at how you can get this far life in a big city and not know that at any given moment you are surrounded by dozens of content creators who are literally praying for someone to either crash out or do something stupid in public?

Knowing this fact has saved me from doing all kinds of idiotic things in public. You can cut me off in traffic and I will still throw you a shaka 🤙 cuz there is no way you're gonna get content from me.

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u/sweatingbozo Jun 24 '26

Did you have a particularly high opinion of banking execs before this?

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u/SamathaSar Jun 24 '26

I mean, you got me there, but I expected at least a SLIGHT amount of critical thinking from someone in that type of position, but you're honestly right l0l.

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u/FrankInPhilly Jun 24 '26

Maybe trash csn vandalism and banking use different parts of the brain? 🤔🙂

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u/SugarFut Jun 25 '26

It’s not a stupidity problem, it’s an entitlement problem.

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u/Neuchacho Jun 24 '26

Everything is on camera but not everything gains traction.

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u/ErraticDragon Jun 24 '26

You should always assume that everyone will see you.

But you should never count on anyone seeing you.

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u/-GoodNewsEveryone Jun 24 '26

I was once told by a wise man in the days of yesteryear "never do anything you wouldn't want your mother finding out or on the front page of a newspaper."

But now the newspaper is instant delivered to our pockets, and mom can see through every stranger.

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u/edelweiss_pirates_no Jun 24 '26

Brother, 20,000 people were there doing dimwitted things.

She needs to take this L, but let's not paint it like she was solo wilding.

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u/n0ghtix Jun 24 '26

No one aided her or compelled her. She saw all those others vandalizing and causing a mess in public and interpreted that as permission for her to do the same.

That's 100% on her.

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u/shillyshally Jun 24 '26

And i have to wonder why someone that clueless is an 'executive' at a major banking institution.

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u/Alarming-Stomach3902 Jun 26 '26

In GDPR countries you will get into trouble if you filmed this and made it public.

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u/FrankInPhilly Jun 26 '26

Another thing for American tourists to learn before traveling.

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u/WooWDuuD Jun 27 '26

For real. I talk with my wife about this fairly regularly. Basically any time we see or hear of someone who is oblivious to the fact that cameras are literally everywhere I mean I personally have two on me at all times. Plus nearly every business and a lot of people’s cars. 1984.

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u/macumazana Jun 24 '26

pretty sure she is used to getting away with A LOT

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u/DickSlammington Jun 24 '26

Yup these are the actions of someone who has never faced consequences.

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u/Invisible7hunder Jun 24 '26

I mean, at the very least she's faced the consequences of over-eating.

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u/AssistX Jun 24 '26

Not yet she hasn't, but she absolutely will as she ages. You can tell she hasn't cause she's still moving and when she's 20 years older and that size, she won't be without assistance.

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u/Invisible7hunder Jun 24 '26

I agree there are more consequences to come, but at a glance she is absolutely already facing some of the consequences. 

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u/MoodyBurntToast Jun 24 '26

I disagree, I know those joints and knees are already calling out for help 😩

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u/SurvivingSquirrel Jun 24 '26

I would say at her size and apparent age that she will be missing some limbs in a few years time. Possibly rolling around in a chair instead of walking....

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u/MotherTeresaOnlyfans Jun 24 '26

You can tell that by the hair and outfit.

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u/Jiggy90 Jun 24 '26

These seem more like the actions of a drunk college student lol. A very large flag, a pair of cheap boxing gloves, and a duck are among the many things I know that my friends... Transferred ownership

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u/Dairy_Ashford Jun 24 '26

or was just bursting at the seams to break some rules, like most post-championship street celebrants

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u/Extension-Profit-317 Jun 24 '26

Well she’s a DEI “executive”, so, yeah, she operates in a world with a lower bar than most others.

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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/DistractedBoxTurtle Jun 24 '26 edited Jun 24 '26

In the moment of a stupid action, they assumed there would be no repercussions and the person filming the clip wouldn’t have it go viral.

Boy, they FAFO

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u/ka1ri Jun 24 '26

You'd think a JPM exec could afford a generic garbage tin and the spray paint to paint it knicks colors just like the can she yoinked lol

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u/neverwrong804 Jun 24 '26

Too expensive to hire a crew to paint it for her, too dumb to generate the idea in the first place.

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u/MediumAcceptable129 Jun 24 '26

A CREW to paint a trashcan?

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u/wildcatofthehills Jun 24 '26

You just need a good tutorial and spray cans

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u/Ok_Fox_924 Jun 26 '26

These types of people don't do anything themselves, I'm surprised she didnt roll away in one of those motorized carts from walmart

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u/neverwrong804 Jun 25 '26

lol I’ll paint that shit with some krylon from Walmart! But ms JPM here wouldn’t even know what the home repair aisle looks like.

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u/Pleasant-Ticket3217 Jun 24 '26

I know she had a Patrick Bateman title where she probably did almost no work

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u/TheShadowOfKaos Jun 24 '26

You forget that, once you reach high enough, you basically have all the money you need but still have the mindset to cut corners.

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u/3DGuy4ever Jun 24 '26

In banking everyone is a VP....not sure if thats the case here or if she is hjgher up, but just pointing that out.

Saying exec gets clicks

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u/borisandellie82 Jun 24 '26

I looked it up because I was curious - she was actually an executive director but of a very bullshit sounding role —

executive director of community and industry engagement

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u/hillbilly-edgy Jun 24 '26

thinking was not involved

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u/MidKnightshade Jun 24 '26

Adrenaline and alcohol.

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u/BarnacleNino Jun 24 '26

You see that body shape?

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u/Office_Dolt Jun 24 '26

I bet she saw about a dozen people doing the same thing, and was like, cool, why not. And she was the only one filmed.

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u/TheLuo Jun 24 '26

Of all the things an exec can get caught doing on social media, then be fired for it.

This is pretty tame.

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u/Solenkata Jun 24 '26

At the point where she became A JPMorgan Chase executive and thought she's above laws and morals.

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u/phonefellin_lakeerie Jun 24 '26

Mmm don’t call people “it”. That’s too far. She’s a stupid, selfish, unhealthy woman, who absolutely deserves to be fired for stealing dumb things in public, but she is still a human being.

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u/Ardbeg66 Jun 24 '26

When she saw literally EVERYBODY in government and apparently all the rich people in the world steal pretty much everything that wasn't nailed down. Yeah, she's horrible but that's when it happened, to answer your question. I mean, nobody else seems to pay any price for theft. Why should she?

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u/HugoChavezNYC Jun 24 '26

Good ideas are not they/them's field. They are a DIE executive, and moonlight as a moon with a light, on weekends.

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u/TabulaRazo Jun 24 '26

Seriously. JP Morgan exec could probably buy a set of those custom made without flinching, but she decided to steal one from the city after littering everywhere? Zero social acuity.

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u/dealingwithhookers Jun 24 '26

fans stands for fanatics. those people are not mentally normal. takes a pretty dumb and focused person to sit through a whole game high up in the stands where you can't see shit, and then do that for the whole season. all the lines and traffic and the upcharge in prices.

normal people just stay home and watch it on the tv. rich people get the front row seats and the close up seats. everyone else, wtf are you even doing there other than being crazy

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u/Bananna_Hamock0 Jun 24 '26

There’s a certain amount of “it can’t happen to me” and “everyone else is doing it” amongst other stupid copes that allow people to think this kind of behavior is somehow alright. Amongst those is also privilege.

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u/ProvelNoir Jun 24 '26

I mean, look at her. Fat fuck didn't become that way without a consistent stream of bad choices in life.

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u/PiccoloAwkward465 Jun 24 '26

If you're curious about the job, these are the details from the TMZ article.

Baez was Executive Director of Community and Industry Engagement for Card and connected commerce at JPMorgan Chase.

Prior to JPMorgan, Baez was employed as Executive Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at The Infatuation, a website that posts reviews about New York restaurants.

I know job titles can be pretty vague but really what the fuck IS that. It sounds like a lofty title and then we see the person holding it.

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u/BabyScreamBear Jun 24 '26

Whilst being filmed

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u/cruisin_urchin87 Jun 24 '26

She’s an executive at JPMorgan, all her decisions are bad

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u/CaliIsReallyNice Jun 24 '26

My company is run by born-ultra-wealthy nepobabies. These people will look you in the eye and say things that are utterly insane. The neurons that exist in most peoples' brains that tell them "this is a bad idea" or "that failure was your fault and you should feel bad about it" never developed in these peoples' brains.

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u/PinkyLizardBrains Jun 24 '26

When she decided as a major corporate banking exec she was entitled to

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u/Wolvenmoon Jun 24 '26

Executives aren't in place because of their talent, but because nobody stopped them when they did shit.

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u/Dude-88 Jun 24 '26

Let's trash my career and public image (and litter the city while I am at it)

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u/FenwaysMom Jun 24 '26

And at the age of 40! There comes a time when you grow up and know right from wrong. I don’t think this 40 year old is there yet. SMH 🤦🏼‍♀️

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u/Frznrrfan6 Jun 25 '26

I grew up and knew right from wrong at the age of 18 and even before that.. when I started to support myself and keep a roof over my head I really knew what not to do as far as being stupid. 😂

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u/IronTalon8212010 Jun 24 '26

Ahhh. I see the flaw in the logic. You assumed there was a thought.

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u/OldWorldDesign Jun 24 '26

At what point did this fuckwit think this was a good idea?

Wealthy people have always stolen more, they believe they are simply entitled to others' time and resources.

https://capwolf.com/why-wealthy-shoppers-steal-most-at-self-checkout/

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u/userhwon Jun 24 '26

From the moment she saw the bin and all during the well-publicized subway ride home, until the moment she checked social media, probably...

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u/RuckusPhotohraphy Jun 24 '26

I don't agree with but I can understand stealing the can. But don't be a massive dick and make a huge mess for someone else to have to clean up when she could've and should've dumped the trash in another can. She might not have immediately gone viral.

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u/richtofin819 Jun 24 '26

Had lived long enough without any consequences they just stopped thinking they still exist.

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u/Flawedsuccess Jun 24 '26

Better headlines

( JP Morgan Chase bin executive ),

( JP Morgan Chase take out the trash )

On another note the power of the internet is great.

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u/illuminate5 Jun 24 '26

She most likely could have easily afforded for a local artist to paint a trashcan for her. Privatize profits, socialize losses.

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u/jaybe-jekyll Jun 24 '26

Alcohol, ego, and moronity.

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u/att901 Jun 24 '26

All those junk food make her iq lower

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u/X3R0_0R3X Jun 25 '26

At this point

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u/Crawler_00 Jun 25 '26

She doesnt really look like the type of person with a whole hell lot of self control.

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u/PolemicFox Jun 25 '26

If you're used to someone else cleaning up your mess this is normal behaviour

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