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post 1577405111 04-05-2019, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts⏩
Lol @ the Yahoo headline

"Jeff Bezos's wife gives him 75% of their Amazon stock and voting power in divorce"

In what upside down world did SHE give him 75% of HIS company.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bezos...180012985.html
in a world full of cucks, so... current western society.
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Yep, I agree that when a chick is there from the start and goes thru all of the BS involved with it, they deserve their cut. Its the chicks that come in after the guy's already got it that don't deserve squat IMO.
Originally Posted By menseks⏩
she married him when he was like this. most likely supported him emotionally and financially at the beginning of amazon. she deserves something.

most women would have bailed on this dude at the beginning.


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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08⏩
Then he cheated on her with a nasty looking sloot. Good for her for not dragging it out in court.. she probably could have gotten more honestly.

Take your chips and get out.
That's what pisses me off too like if he divorced her to go fuk 20 year old Instagram models then it would be somewhat understandable... not justified and definitely still a scum move but somewhat understandable.


That fuk ends up cheating on her with an uglier women who has been around and she was married at that.


Like I said his wife is cool as fuk and let him off easy could have easily got half. Now when this new 2omen divorces him shes gonna take his ass to the cleaners watch.. shes a known Sloot and a gold digger.
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Originally Posted By EoR⏩
It's incredibly wrong that he cheated on her after she supported him when he was just starting and she should indeed get something but this is in an ethereal plane of disproportionate rewards. That's what is wrong, because males know women can get even MORE so they panic and settle for an amount that's still criminal. Precedents like this are horrible and seeds manipulative ideas.

The very idea people are "Wow he was lucky it could have been worse" just shows you how long this bullsh*t has been going on. Divorce/family court laws need updating and I am well aware it will never happen in today's current Western climate.
I think most of us agree that divorce courts fuk over men more often not, and the "take half of everything" is just pure bullchit, however I think this divorce is a bad example to support that viewpoint.

They founded and started it together after they got married, she worked for him and supported him from the beginning. Then she settles for 25% after getting cheated on. If it were some random company worth a couple hundred grands or low millions, nobody would bat an eye, but since 25% of x is in this case 35 billion, it's suddenly unfair and outrageous.
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Originally Posted By menseks⏩
she married him when he was like this. most likely supported him emotionally and financially at the beginning of amazon. she deserves something.

most women would have bailed on this dude at the beginning.


http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/...magArticle.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/UuYbYGk.jpg
Mirin sloot actually. Rare that someone like that accepted and stayed with him.
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
They met and married before Bezos came up with the Amazon idea, they both quit their jobs, founded it together, and worked on it together (Mackenzie was one of the accountants and was involved in business decisions as well).

After 25 years of marriage he cheats on her - with a slag -, they go for a divorce, and she takes 25% of their shared stock, while waiving all rights related to the Washington Post and Blue Origin.

So why are we supposed to be outraged?
Cause it's the misc...
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Originally Posted By Train_Harder⏩
She was busy raising 4 kids. I doubt she was a critical business manager...

While her raising their kids and taking care of the house is admirable, lets not pretend that she was the one flying around the world making multi-billion dollar business decisions that that led to the company's success.

I agree that he set himself up with owing her that much by not establishing any sort of pre or post nuptial contract when he was busy working 80 hour weeks running the business, but lets not kid ourselves that she provided $35 billion worth of support.

I could be missing something? In the age of hyper feminism I'm sure her contributions to the business, outside of raising his family, are posted online, if there are any, but I haven't seen any.
Why are you talking out of your ass...why are you just assuming **** when it's easy to do just a bit of research to find out that she wasnt some dumb bimbo gold digger that he married.

She went to one of the best colleges Princton and she had huge impact on the business in the hardest time which was early in the business when he was working from garage. She even went as far as shipping books when Amazon was only dealing w books.

Only when business became successful did she let her husband take complete control of the business and started doing her own thing. Think about it most sloots would have said I was here from bigenninf I want to make decisions too I want to be CFO blahnik blahnik but she supported him every step of the way and was a good wife till the end...she even let him off easy in the divorce and didn't make him give her half of their wealth...99% of women would have gone for half considering everything that happened.


She was the perfect wife and he repaid her by cheating and asking for divorce. Fuk him
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Originally Posted By Train_Harder⏩
You mean your personal anecdote that your mother worked 16 hours on a job to financially contribute to your parents business so it could stay afloat?

Unless I'm missing something, it has zero relevance here. Are you saying Makenzie saved Jeff's business by contributing money she earned working outside jobs to his business? If so, proof?
It has significant relevance here. I'm providing some insight into the life of a wife who's husband is starting a business venture. She isn't the exception, nor is she the rule;however there are plenty of women who do more than pour milk into sippy cups while their husbands build empires. Prove she didn't? Prove Mackenzie didn't have any role in day to day operations. Prove she didn't provide financial support to Amazon in the early stages. You can't. You simply don't have enough information to dictate what she does or doesn't deserve.
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
They met and married beforeBezos came up with the Amazon idea, they both quit their jobs, founded it together, and worked on it together (Mackenzie was one of the accountants and was involved in business decisions as well).

After 25 years of marriage he cheats on her - with a slag -, they go for a divorce, and she takes 25% of their shared stock, while waiving all rights related to the Washington Post and Blue Origin.

So why are we supposed to be outraged?
So Jeff Bezos thought of it, developed it, and executed it. His wife was a part-time accountant -at most - (no proof of any significant contributions here), more likely full time mother of 4 children, yet she deserves $35,000,000,000 from the business he conceived and executed??
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I love that the misc, being the epitome of "toxic masculinity", can accept this outcome and agree with it, acknowledging she is not a gold digger. Really solidifies our perspective as valid.

You will never see feminists refer to this thread.

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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
It has significant relevance here. I'm providing some insight into the life of a wife who's husband is starting a business venture. She isn't the exception, nor is she the rule;however there are plenty of women who do more than pour milk into sippy cups while their husbands build empires. Prove she didn't? Prove Mackenzie didn't have any role in day to day operations.Prove she didn't provide financial support to Amazon in the early stages.You can't. You simply don't have enough information to dictate what she does or doesn't deserve.
LOL, if she had merely borrowed $100 that had saved any part of his early business, you know Rachel Maddow would be blasting that all over the news.
There is zero evidence that she made any significant contributions to the business via managerial decisions or financial contributions thus far. Moreso, the claim is that she raised their 4 children, which meant all of that time of hers wasn't spent on the business.
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Originally Posted By Train_Harder⏩
So Jeff Bezos thought of it, developed it, and executed it. His wife was a part-time accountant -at most - (no proof of any significant contributions here), more likely full time mother of 4 children, yet she deserves $35,000,000,000 from the business he conceived and executed??
Yes, I thinks she deserves 25% of their shared stock.

- they started together
- after she agreed to quit her job and accompany him across the states
- based on his idea which he confessed was most likely to flop but yolo
- and first turned profit after 6 years or so

And was also loyal to him for 25 years.

Again, it's news because the 25% she's agreed upon happens to be 35 bn. Nobody would care if it was a used car sale or a diner.
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Originally Posted By twovalvekid⏩
So theres a problem here?
If she had taken 50%, Opie would have a problem. She took a measly 4%, and he STILL has a problem. lol.
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
I think most of us agree that divorce courts fuk over men more often not, and the "take half of everything" is just pure bullchit, however I think this divorce is a bad example to support that viewpoint.

They founded and started it together after they got married, she worked for him and supported him from the beginning. Then she settles for 25% after getting cheated on. If it were some random company worth a couple hundred grands or low millions, nobody would bat an eye, but since 25% of x is in this case 35 billion, it's suddenly unfair and outrageous.
This there are plenty of divorce examples where its justified for people to be outraged...ie women marries already rich man stays w him for few years and ends up with millions of dollars.


In this case there is nothing to be outraged about . In fact I'm pissed she only got 20% of their wealth. She definitely deserved half of the wealth but she opted to just take 20% and move on w her life despite the fact that he probably hurt her by cheating and requesting divorce she still wasnt a vindictive bish... shows that she was a good wife.
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Some of you people are straight up retarded. Let me try to clear a few things up for you window licking idiots:

- I get that family courts are typically skewed in favor of the women and usually completely fuk over men, but they settled it themselves outside of court, and she's only keeping 25% of the couple's shares in Amazon, while leaving Jeff with voting control over those shares and giving up her interests in all other companies. This is a lot better for Jeff than the typical half people talk about, but either way, the divorce is clearly his fault and the company was a mutual effort. You're dumb if you don't think she deserved some sort of a stake in it.

- She is keeping stock valued at $35 billion. This is not a cash payout. It is not even remotely close to the same thing as paying someone else cash for taking care of the kids and the house (or any other services or goods), even if that was her only role (it wasn't). That $35 billion doesn't represent cash buying power unless she sells shares.

- $35 billion is 4% of the value of Amazon, not 4% of what the Bezoses are worth.

- Jeff Bezos did not own 100% of Amazon. Jeff is the largest shareholder of AMZN, but only owned about 16% of the shares in the company. After today he is closer to 12%, with Mackenzie holding 4%.
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
Yes, I thinks she deserves 25% of ther shared stock.

- they started together
- after she agreed to quit her job and accompany him across the states
- based on his idea which he confessed was most likely to flop but yolo
- and first turned profit after 6 years or so

And was also loyal to him for 25 years.

Again, it's news because the 25% she's agree upon happens to be 35 bn. Nobody would care if it was a used car sale or a diner.
Semantics.

I'm not stating what she's not legally entitled to it, I'm stating that she didn't earn it.

Question - Do you think sheearned $35,000,000,000for being a housewife? Over $1,000,000,000 for every year married??
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
If she had taken 50%, Opie would have a problem. She took a measly 4%, and he STILL has a problem. lol.
50%... she wasn’t married to amazon...

Just lol
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She probably deserved more TBH.

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Originally Posted By Train_Harder⏩
Semantics.

I'm not stating what she's not legally entitled to it, I'm stating that she didn't earn it.

Question - Do you think sheearned $35,000,000,000for being a housewife? Over $1,000,000,000 for every year married??
Semantics.

If we can accept that her husband earned 140 billion for playing online middle-man and pandering stuff created by others, and was able to do so in part because she supported and helped him, then I really see no problem with it.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
If she had taken 50%, Opie would have a problem. She took a measly 4%, and he STILL has a problem. lol.
Actually, Jeff Bezos had 16% Amazon stock. Their divorce gave her 4% Amazon stock from his (16%) stock account. She walked with 1/4 of his 16%, 4%, $35 billion, for merely watching their children and house.

$35 Billion...

I don't think most people actually realize how much money that is for being a housewife.
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
Semantics.

If we can accept that her husband earned 140 billion for playing online middle-man and pandering stuff created by others, and was able to do so in part because she supported and helped him, then I really see no problem with it.
his friends also supported him, how much should they get when bezos stops talking to them?

A fired cfo had more of an impact in the company’s success than she did, how much should he/she get? 50bil sounds about right.

Some hooker who sucked Jeff’s dick on a particularly stressful Wednesday night... what does she deserve? A couple of mill at least bro.



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Originally Posted By Weezy32⏩
Why are you talking out of your ass...why are you just assuming **** when it's easy to do just a bit of research to find out that she wasnt some dumb bimbo gold digger that he married.

She went to one of the best colleges Princton and she had huge impact on the business in the hardest time which was early in the business when he was working from garage. She even went as far as shipping books when Amazon was only dealing w books.

Only when business became successful did she let her husband take complete control of the business and started doing her own thing. Think about it most sloots would have said I was here from bigenninf I want to make decisions too I want to be CFO blahnik blahnik but she supported him every step of the way and was a good wife till the end...she even let him off easy in the divorce and didn't make him give her half of their wealth...99% of women would have gone for half considering everything that happened.


She was the perfect wife and he repaid her by cheating and asking for divorce. Fuk him
lol. The entirety of your proof that she earned her $35,000,000,000 of his business is that she went to a good college and brought a couple books to the post office?

Really?

lol.


I have yet to see any evidence of her contributing anything to him other than being a housewife.

Prove me wrong.
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Originally Posted By OffwhiteBrah⏩
who cares ?she built the company with him, it's not like she was a gold digger. I think she earned it
This.

I think a lot of people fail to realize that she didn't just sit at home doing 'the housework'.

She was one of amazons first employees.


Now I'll be the first one to jump on the **** them they get nothing in the divorce train, but this simply isn't the case. She was there from before amazon was founded, through all of the **** that came at the beginning and all the prosperous time after.

This is significantly different than most 'high profile' cases where some woman gets married to a billionaire and then attempts to get everything after a few years of marriage.
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Originally Posted By Train_Harder⏩
Where is this '$35 Billion = 4%' coming from?

it would take over $870 billion to get $35 billion from 4%.

From what I understand she walked away with over a 1/3 of their net worth.
Because it's a 4% stake of shares in Amazon, but he keeps the voting rights for those votes per their agreement.

4% of amazon = $35b
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Originally Posted By Meralus⏩
Because it's a 4% stake of shares in Amazon, but he keeps the voting rights for those votes per their agreement.

4% of amazon = $35b
Correct. It's now clear that Jeff Bezos owned 16% of Amazon stock and he had to give his housewife 4% of Amazon's stock to break up with her.

We get it. She earned $35,000,000,000 from being a housewife for a couple decades and is now the 3rd richest woman in the world as a result.
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Originally Posted By Train_Harder⏩
Actually, Jeff Bezos had 16% Amazon stock. Their divorce gave her 4% Amazon stock from his (16%) stock account. She walked with 1/4 of his 16%, 4%, $35 billion, for merely watching their children and house.

$35 Billion...

I don't think most people actually realize how much money that is for being a housewife.
Oh I see, thanks for sharing that info.

What do you mean? I'm a housewife (but I also work full time which my husband doesn't take any of my earnings). I cook, clean, support him everything he does. He's about to launch a business (Insha'Allah), and I've been researching, working with him to do the back office stuff like getting the LLC, business permits, setting up the accounting system, investing the startup money etc. Yea, as a housewife. Nobody lists that on their resume. It's called supporting your spouse in their goals.

If the business takes off, why wouldn't a housewife be entitled to a portion of the assets? She's supported him every step of the way. Sometimes owning your own business can weigh heavily on a marriage. If you have a good spouse that sticks with you through all the issues - they're absolutely entitled to your assets.

Also, their divorce seems amicable and both seem happy about it. Why are idiot miscers stressing about it? They can do as they please!
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
Yes, I thinks she deserves 25%of their shared stock.

- they started together
-after she agreed to quit her job and accompany him across the states
- based on his idea which he confessed was most likely to flop but yolo
- and first turned profit after 6 years or so

And was also loyal to himfor 25 years.

Again, it's news because the 25% she's agreed upon happens to be 35 bn. Nobody would care if it was a used car sale or a diner.
Lol, as if the job she missed out on would have earned her $35,000,000,000.00??


And BTW, loyalty shouldn't equal 'extra credit', that should be a given in all marriages.
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Originally Posted By exxtracool⏩
his friends also supported him, how much should they get when bezos stops talking to them?

A fired cfo had more of an impact in the company’s success than she did, how much should he/she get? 50bil sounds about right.

Some hooker who sucked Jeff’s dick on a particularly stressful Wednesday night... what does she deserve? A couple of mill at least bro.



See how fuking stupid all of you *******s are being? And this isn’t a sexist thing so fuk off with that ****, this would apply to both genders.
Saying that there definitely would be no Amazon if she just went "fuk no" after petitioned by Bezos to quit their job, move across the country and found a start-up that he himself admitted would most likely end up in flames is a bit of a stretch, but I don't see how it was unfair that they had 50-50% of the company they founded together originally. She of course had the audacity to stick with him during the chit years and wait until Amazon became profitable. How dare she.

Seems a wee bit hypocritical to flip out because the 25% of the cake they started baking together happens to be quite a lot.

To answer your questions, they deserve as much as the employer/client is willing to pay. But please, take it up with your employer and demand a raise because you calculated how much your work is worth compared to the company's. Let me know how that works out for you.
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She will be remembered as a woman who inherited her money for the rest of her life, I can guarantee Bezos isn’t losing any sleep over it.
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Originally Posted By MuzzieChik786⏩
Oh I see, thanks for sharing that info.

What do you mean? I'm a housewife (but I also work full time which my husband doesn't take any of my earnings). I cook, clean, support him everything he does. He's about to launch a business (Insha'Allah), and I've been researching, working with him to do the back office stuff like getting the LLC, business permits, setting up the accounting system, investing the startup money etc. Yea, as a housewife. Nobody lists that on their resume. It's called supporting your spouse in their goals.

If the business takes off, why wouldn't a housewife be entitled to a portion of the assets? She's supported him every step of the way. Sometimes owning your own business can weigh heavily on a marriage. If you have a good spouse that sticks with you through all the issues - they're absolutely entitled to your assets.

Also, their divorce seems amicable and both seem happy about it. Why are idiot miscers stressing about it? They can do as they please!
you forgot cookin the dinner and zukn his dink, those are possibly the most important jobs
fukn Brozart
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