'Too-sexy' banker debrahlee lorenzana speaks out on firing.

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[katkal3]

i'm too sexy for my job, too sexy for my job...

[getplaning]

Having worked in finance most of my life I can bet that this is what happened.

The women in her office, not the men, were complaining.

While the men may not have been the ones complaining, they sure as hell had a hard time staying focused on their own work with her nearby.

If she had clients, they were probably thinking of how they were going to get her to join them on vacation in Europe, not whatever financial services or instruments she was selling.

[rontayan]

@getplaning I agree I bet it was the women...fat, ugly, old, and full of hate.

[panegyricooful]

@mphello Hint: The ones that you say are citibank employees or officials or bosses who wanted to bang her and she refused! ;-)

[panegyricooful]

@Coolyfett Because she was fired without any reasonable reason!

[mphello]

@drvertigo This is exactly why capitalism fails. And why people have every right to enact pro-socialist laws if they want. If capitalist corporations don't like socialist laws, then they should get the hell out of the country.

[mphello]

@megeles Finally, somebody on this thread makes sense.

[mphello]

Bunch of fucking retards on this thread who think the employer is always right.

The never bother to check the facts or evidence.

[mphello]

@venticyanide The law says she has the right to file a lawsuit. Regardless whether it wins or not. That's what the law is there for.

[mphello]

@lordviperscorpion69 Just as long as they required ALL workers to do the same.

[Paquitosito]

Who cares if Citybank has to pay? It's not their money anyway. The money will come from the interests generated by credits debtors.