Tanya 93 said:

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Juan Lee Pettimore said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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The cheating is not uncommon
Issue is modern life where everything is documented and recorded.

I wouldn't want my affair public knowledge

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Ugh. What an awful post.

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I wouldn't
I wouldn't cheat but if I have kids I would not want the world knowing

Cheating is wrong. Making it public knowledge when they have kids is worse.

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Your idea enables a culture that has more cheating, which is the whole point of OP he's trying to avoid.

Making it public knowledge that someone cheated, or better just those that know of the cheat shaming them directly instead of flaunting it on the internet also gets the job done of minimizing the acceptance of culture degredation.

in this case-

good!

Krombopulos Michael said:

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I'd start with an OPT IN button requirement before any digital data was sold via apps etc. Instead our data being sold unless we opt out (if thats even an option).

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you are the product with any app, free or not. You are the product. There's a reason I only have 3-4 apps on my phone. I'll use the vendor's website with an adblock instead.

There's generally no compelling reason to install a vendor's app when you can do 99.9% of the activities by going to their website.

I bet if they hadn't have reacted like that, nobody would have cared to find out who they were.

Be sure your sin will find you out.

Numbers 32:23

The bigger crime is going to a Coldplay concert.

I was thinking about the Covid shutdown yesterday, and how many workplace cheaters were affected? Just cheaters in general. I mean, no reason to be going out of the house for pretty much anything.

I think I may have stumbled upon on of the few good things to come out of the shutdown...marriages were sort of "forced" to find a way to work out.

I'm guessing this is a cell phone vid of the video screen of the concert.

It's almost as if the spouse paid off the cam operator...

HTownAg98 said:

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The bigger crime is going to a Coldplay concert.

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I like Coldplay

Tanya 93 said:

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I wouldn't want my affair public knowledge

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Then quit talking about it on a public forum.

lb3 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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I wouldn't want my affair public knowledge

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Then quit talking about it on a public forum.

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Huh?

Krombopulos Michael said:

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NEW: CEO Andy Byron and HR head Kristin Cabot from Astronomer caught having an affair on the jumbotron at Coldplay’s Boston concert pic.twitter.com/QloKq6n5NO

— Unlimited L's (@unlimited_ls) July 17, 2025

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HR lady's husband:

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Tramp96 said:

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I wouldn't have a whole lot of confidence in that guy leading a company if he's that dumb to get caught at cheating.

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True, but what were the odds there lol. One in thousands? Extremely bad luck, but I feel no sympathy for him.

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Even without the kiss cam catching them, that's still a pretty public venue and you are holding the person you are having an affair with right out there for hundreds of people to see.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that is exposing yourself pretty unnecessarily.

Tanya 93 said:

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lb3 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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I wouldn't want my affair public knowledge

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Then quit talking about it on a public forum.

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Huh?

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you're admitting to an affair by saying you don't want it public knowledge.

It would be like if I said I wouldn't want my love-child with Rachael McAdams being made public.

lb3 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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lb3 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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I wouldn't want my affair public knowledge

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Then quit talking about it on a public forum.

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Huh?

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you're admitting to an affair by saying you don't want it public knowledge.

It would be like if I said I wouldn't want my love-child with Rachael McAdams being made public.

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I am not admitting to an affair. I would never cheat.

Weird interpretation

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Tanya 93 said:

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lb3 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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I wouldn't want my affair public knowledge

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Then quit talking about it on a public forum.

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Huh?

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you're admitting to an affair by saying you don't want it public knowledge.

It would be like if I said I wouldn't want my love-child with Rachael McAdams being made public.

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You don't know how to read a hypothetical comment?

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lb3 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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lb3 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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I wouldn't want my affair public knowledge

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Then quit talking about it on a public forum.

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Huh?

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you're admitting to an affair by saying you don't want it public knowledge.

It would be like if I said I wouldn't want my love-child with Rachael McAdams being made public.

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You don't know how to read a hypothetical comment?

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you can't detect sarcasm, irony, or cynicism? Even with a tongue out emoji?

ETA: looks like the emoji didn't take.

HTownAg98 said:

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The bigger crime is going to a Coldplay concert.

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Somebody finally said it.

Tanya 93 said:

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Juan Lee Pettimore said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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The cheating is not uncommon
Issue is modern life where everything is documented and recorded.

I wouldn't want my affair public knowledge

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Ugh. What an awful post.

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I wouldn't
I wouldn't cheat but if I have kids I would not want the world knowing

Cheating is wrong. Making it public knowledge when they have kids is worse.

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Uhhh totally disagree here. Don't do the crime if you can't do the time. If you're going to give up on your family like that, each of their kids have ever right to know which parent is the one who made that choice.

Ol_Ag_02 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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The cheating is not uncommon
Issue is modern life where everything is documented and recorded.

I wouldn't want my affair public knowledge

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What a gross statement. And you're wrong, the issue is cheating on your spouse and family. Glad they got caught.

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I don't care if they got caught or not. That's their business.

When I worked at A&M we always had to work football home game days. One Saturday I had a student worker ask to have the day off for his grandmother's funeral or something. I ended up going to the game after work and ended up seeing his drunk self on the jumbotron at Kyle.

He didn't last long after that.

its everyones business now.

We live in a giant high school......

Oh dear. Wife of CEO updated her Facebook account and removed the last name of the CEO on her FB name. pic.twitter.com/GrN8t8zoXE

— Neil (@neilenore) July 17, 2025

A thoughtful decision by Coldplay. pic.twitter.com/hvBwn9xdfX

— Mike Beauvais (@MikeBeauvais) July 17, 2025

Hubris, stupidity, and modern recording devices are not the best combination

Board should give him a raise. Without this viral moment, I’d never know that Astronomer is used by enterprise clients to manage apache airflow and achieve 70% higher uptime than self-managed airflow.

— Ryan Petersen (@typesfast) July 17, 2025

Dude is worth $70 MM and that's the best side piece he can do?

If you're dipping your pen in the company ink, don't do it out in public and don't bring another employee along for the ride. There are at least three well paid employees out of work and countless lives ruined as a result.

I want off of this ride.....

A culture that is dying to judge other people and their actions. We like the drama.

Instead of bailing out.....how do we change it?

Scarlet lettering the HR chick and public flogging of the CEO is probably a little too radical 1800s-ish.

As some suggested on the thread, Public Shaming? That is great and all until you and yours become the focus of attention.

In a small town this kind of thing takes care of itself in church, restaurants, social gatherings. People disassociate from scummy actions. On a nationwide stage, it gets out of hand quickly and influencers make their daily wage off of other's misery.

GAC06 said:

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Looks like he was trying to pop her back. Nothing to see here, just being a nice guy to help his employee.

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. He was planning to pop something.

Krombopulos Michael said:

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Instead of bailing out.....how do we change it?

Scarlet lettering the HR chick and public flogging of the CEO is probably a little too radical 1800s-ish.

As some suggested on the thread, Public Shaming? That is great and all until you and yours become the focus of attention.

In a small town this kind of thing takes care of itself in church, restaurants, social gatherings. People disassociate from scummy actions. On a nationwide stage, it gets out of hand quickly and influencers make their daily wage off of other's misery.

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It's really not. Management Rule number one. Don't bang the staff.

Am I the only one that thinks she is FUGLY???

what a breath of fresh air in the news to distract us from actual issues.

and I am not being sarcastic because this is absolutely hilarious.

rumor is the girl next them laughing is also in HR which if true obviously means folks within the company are aware

Hilarious, it's one of the top stories on foxnews

Paul Rudd taught us you were g4y if you listened to cold play.

Kuddos to these two for breaking through stereotypical barriers!