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He doesn't have a history of cheating though so there is really little reason to judge? Maybe he is just better at balancing his work/life and the family unit is a lot closer.
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Hamilton is completely driven. He has made that decision. Would I say he is a little bit of a narc? Probably yes. What he isn't doing is ruining marriages where kids are involved.
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2024 drama is good enough. Did someone miss the
They don't need to go back to 2023 for drama, should have saved it for much later in the season! smh.
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You seem really bent out of shape about this but Greenwood didn't ring your morality meter at all. We have no idea what any of them do in their private lives or even if they have a partner that lets it happen in private. No idea why people pretend they know these people. I imagine most of them are narcissist's to get where they have got in that sport.
Something like 70% of relationships start these days in the workplace. I doubt this is rare. I know it isn't in my workplace.
Something like 70% of relationships start these days in the workplace. I doubt this is rare. I know it isn't in my workplace.
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Yeah, that's not true, workplaces account for around 1 in 9 these days:
That's US data - I couldn't find the figures for the UK in the time I was willing to spend on it, but it's not likely to be hugely different.
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I wonder what % of those relationships are (married) Top Level Execs with junior staff....
I'll do it for you:Yeah, that's not true, workplaces account for around 1 in 9 these days:
That's US data - I couldn't find the figures for the UK in the time I was willing to spend on it, but it's not likely to be hugely different.
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Of course. He’s in the position of becoming one of the most successful TP’s ever. (So I can see why he’d want to keep going.) However I’d be happy having a nice sit down and indulging in a hobby or two. lol! Plus I’d be able to spend more time with my boy while I’m still younger.
Certainly true for me and my partner.
We've been working for different companies for about 7-8 years now, though funnily enough when I joined my current company I was put on a project she's also working on at her employer and we've been working on a same project ever since, It probably made lockdown a lot easier as when we work from home it feels like we're in the project office.
When we got together I was a bit more senior. Now she's a bit higher in the corporate world. While we run our own teams we're nowhere near being Top Level Execs
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What about 2021…
Don't.
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WAHAHA. STOP.
This Red Bull stuff is getting pretty crazy.
Imagine how sick Lewis would feel if Max moved to Merc and they nail the 26 regs and Max goes on to win constantly at Merc whilst he struggles in the Ferrari
If this happens, can you imagine how sick Russell would feel too. Finally got rid of Lewis so he stands a good chance winning a championship if the car comes good, and then Max shows up and beats him
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The Max to Merc stuff (if there's anything to it) doesn't bode well for Russell's long-term future. If they were that keen on Antonelli that they seem to have lost Hamilton, they're hardly going to keep Russell over Max to promote Kimi
I only see it as some sort of stick to beat Horner with. (If the whole Jos complaining about him is true.) He'd be mental to go to Mercedes when Red Bull are where they are currently. I guess Red Bull could call his bluff and get rid of him?!
That would be a twist in this already wild story. I don’t know why Max would move to Merc anyway. They’re clearly struggling to put a car together.
Also can’t see how Ferrari will ever be competent enough to win a championship again, even with a good car.
RBR have been the most consistent team so I can’t see why any driver would want to leave.
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I actually wonder if someone in a boardroom in Ingolstat might be looking at all this with a huge cheque book thinking.... how better to enter F1 than with the best designer there's ever been and the best driver on the grid....