howard suing siriusxm
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@FlashVirus You are misappropriating the word "greed." It is not greedy to want money that CONTRACTUALLY belongs to you. Heres greed. Sirius XM keeping money for themselves! That is greedy.
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@whatsforlunchfatass You are absolutely correct. He does deserve it.
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Yeah since the merger it seems like SIRIUS XM has basically become a terrestrial corporation. Same shitty, greedy attitude. I miss the days of XM pre-merger where it was top quality service.
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I do think Stern is being a bit greedy. But not nearly as greedy as SIRIUS XM that tries to nickel and dime their customers.
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@whatsfor... You're wrong about revenue brought in by Jewboy funded the XM buyout, but for the sake of argument, let's say your assertion is correct. Jewboy's bonus was strictly based on additional Siri subscribers, not XM subs inherited through the merger and certainly not revenue generated by Stern. You Kool-Aid drinkers just keep proving your stupidity with every post.
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@729Drew Thank you.
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It's too bad all the "Fans" arn't as educated on the matter...starting to see alot more and more of guys like Hernje with their blatant hatred for howard's money/life/woman/house/worksch
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@hernje What? What?! Don't you know how to type, you dumb motherfucker? Just keep typing the same shit and tripping over the keys, you stupid redneck. Secede from the union and do us all a favor.
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@hernje The bigger dolts are racist pieces of shit like you. Go back to cow tipping and horse fucking you uneducated ree-tahd
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Continuing the thought below... When are you Kool-Aid drinking dolts going to wake up and see the true evil makeup of Howard Jewboy Stern?
I think most of you are missing the point to the lawsuit. It was a performance bonus for his dealing in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year. His agreement was to get subscribers, and he did just that, from 600,000 to well over 3,000,000 in four years. He was given a base salary of 25 million a year, and stock incentive that "COULD" equate to 500 million in "par" value. His efforts added 34 billion dollars to the bottom-line, and for that he was to get 50 million shares. He's earned it.
whatsforlunchfatass 11 months ago 18
man it just pisses me off how these companies treat howard after all he does for them.
rage0holik 11 months ago 4