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A guy at a bar in Cincinnati changed my mind about that comedian's apology

He pointed out the guy donated his whole tour fee from that year, over two million dollars, to the groups he'd offended. Everyone online was calling it fake, but that's a real cost, not just words. Does the money actually matter more than the statement?
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ericw93
ericw9318d ago
That two million dollar donation, does it buy back lost trust?
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richarddixon
Honestly, how much trust was really lost here? Big companies mess up all the time. A two million dollar fix seems like a pretty solid move, not just empty talk. It's not like this was some huge scandal that ruined lives. People should maybe just chill a bit.
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tessap73
tessap7318d ago
Oh man, I see what you're saying, @ericw93. Trust isn't really something you can just buy back with a check, is it? That money helps, sure, but real trust is built on doing the right thing over a long time, not just one big flashy move. The donation feels more like a first step to me, not the finish line. They've got a lot more work to do to show they mean it.
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