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Calif. tech investor's wedding trashed base of world-renowned landmark

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Re: Calif. tech investor's wedding trashed base of world-renowned landmark

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From the video, it looks like a small enough wedding that it was not a wild party, but large enough there was a coordinating team who did not clean up: https://twitter.com/christinaqi/status/1719988127048352182

Yeah that looks like a small wedding to me? The story here just seems to be that they didn't clean up properly? Not sure why the news story seems to be claiming they misrepresented the size, they just had a catered dinner party it seems and didn't clean up (which is bad).

Re: Calif. tech investor's wedding trashed base of world-renowned landmark

#8

From the video, it looks like a small enough wedding that it was not a wild party, but large enough there was a coordinating team who did not clean up: https://twitter.com/christinaqi/status/1719988127048352182

Yeah that looks like a small wedding to me? The story here just seems to be that they didn't clean up properly? Not sure why the news story seems to be claiming they misrepresented the size, they just had a catered dinner party it seems and didn't clean up (which is bad).

They… destroyed vegetation! The horror!

Gotta love Twitter outrage culture.

Re: Calif. tech investor's wedding trashed base of world-renowned landmark

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Seems like they probably paid somebody to clean up and that somebody failed to do so.

Going after the people’s who wedding it was is just sport it seems like.

I have worked on crews to do cleanup before. Sometimes you get idiot employees who don’t really want to work and end up causing more problems.

But to think “yes these rich people came where specifically to trash the place” seems insane.

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