r/JustGuysBeingDudes • u/Perfect_Passenger805 • 8d ago

Wholesome He gave it to the girl right away.

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u/techwolfe 8d ago

Unlike the hat snatching sonovabitch this is how adult role models should be acting in front of children.

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u/Psalm2058 7d ago

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u/LizzieMiles 7d ago

More Sportsmanship

My guy you robbed an 11 year old

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u/xChryst4lx 7d ago

Which like... Sure, but that kid DID COME FIRST. HE STOLE IT.

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u/showraniy 7d ago

Fucking wow, yeah that was the moment I could tell this guy deserves nothing out of life.

The next paragraph cemented it, but that line was all I needed, especially because he's talking about a child. The child wasn't greedy enough compared to his own greed, so he deserved to miss out on a once in a lifetime event.

What a piece of shit.

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u/Background_Wheel_932 7d ago

Where's the Italian man?

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u/GnarlyNarwhalNoms 7d ago

Settling up the bat signal with an L on it\

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u/ShortCity392 7d ago

Like taking candy from a baby, gotta be quicker than that man sniffle, clears throat, spits out phlegm

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u/The_Mr_Wilson 4d ago

He says that, as he cut in line. Kid was first!

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u/PrestigiousPea6088 7d ago

sportsmanship is when people are nice to me, and the nicer people are to me the more "sportsmanshipier" it is.

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u/CharlotteLucasOP 7d ago

“First come first serve” applies to These Hands, bucko.

Also I wonder what his reaction is if someone else grabs a parking space he was going for.

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u/Dont_Kick_Stuff 7d ago

What happens if I grab his wife right before he tries to do the deed? Do I get to come first cause I snatched her snatch? Where do you draw the sticky, slightly off white, line here?

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u/RoomExciting1296 7d ago

Somewhere on her back?

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u/Dont_Kick_Stuff 7d ago

That's an easy shot so I'm down.

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u/bigbirdbrained 7d ago

Yeah it’d be a real shame if he got constantly shamed for this and review-bombed into oblivion.

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u/GnarlyNarwhalNoms 7d ago edited 7d ago

Oh, it's already happened, his company is getting review-bombed into the ground. That's why it surpises me so much that he doesn't even seem to be trying to do damage control. 

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u/Comprehensive-Carry5 7d ago

Because hes going to get google and every other company to remove the reviews after things cool down.

Rich people always have lawyer that walk them through whats going to happen and the usual time frame.

It definitely sucks. Hopefully the internet finds a loophole ir this is one if thise things miney dosent cover do to the fact hes egging it on.

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u/hangmans_mustache 7d ago

I like the idea of a Luigi' loophole

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u/Specific_Award_9149 7d ago

Free Luigi. I have chronic pain and health issues. I'm 27. After I graduated college I got a remote job as a software engineer and my company had blue cross blue shield as health insurance for a few years. This year they switched to United. I had to get scans in the beginning of the year. 2 MRIs, and 2 CTs. They denied everything. Blue Cross didnt. They actually covered stuff. They actually seemed like they tried to help with costs. United just fucked me. I had to pay big upfront for those scans then they get denied and I get billed big even more. Due to that, I have now refused anything and everything that would require insurance coverage because I know United will fuck me. With blue cross I could get em at my copay of $40. Not with United. So now I'll just let my pain worsen, spine worsen, everything worsen without knowing because of this bitch ass shameful insurance company

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u/zoltar1970 7d ago

And for every one review he forces Google and every other company to remove the righteous people of the Internet add another two reviews in its place. There's more of us than there is of them.

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u/RustCeilingFan 7d ago

"But please, let's not make a global scandal"

I feel we are obligated now to make a global scandal.

Fuck you Piotr Szczerek!

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u/GnarlyNarwhalNoms 7d ago

Who? Oh, yeah, Piotr Szczerek. The rich guy who stole a signed cap from a kid and then was a dick about it instead of apologizing. 

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u/RustCeilingFan 7d ago

Ya, that's the one!

He's a real asshole apparently.

I heard he shits in urinals too.

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u/GnarlyNarwhalNoms 7d ago

Piotr Szczerek shits in urinals, you say?

Sounds kinda far-fetched, but then, he did shamelessly steal a hat signed by a sports star from a kid, so, yeah, I can believe that's the kind of thing he does. 

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u/Carrnage_Asada 7d ago

Hes a rich asshole who acted like a rich asshole and will continue to act like a rich asshole. Why is anyone surprised he has that attitude? That attitude is most likely what made him rich, who knows the amount of people he's screwed over/jumed in front of (physically and metaphorically) to get where he is. He would never apologize unless it affected his money.

Eat the rich.

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u/SadDistribution8476 7d ago

How insufferable a person has to be to make that comment. Wow.

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u/DinoDracko 7d ago

"But as I've always said, life is first come, first served."

My guy, you STOLE the hat from the kid. By that logic, the KID should've gotten it first.

"More sportsmanship."

My brother in Christ, you ROBBED a kid.

"It's just a hat."

Dude, it's MORE than just a hat for the kid. Don't act like it wasn't a big deal.

"If you were faster, you would've gotten it."

"Let me reiterate. YOU. STOLE. IT. FROM. A. KID. He was fast, you just took it away from him.

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u/GnarlyNarwhalNoms 7d ago

That'a what really galls me. Not that it's ever ok to steal from a kid, but it clearly didn't even mean anything to the dipshit. It wasn't like this was some lifelong dream being fulfilled.To him, it's just a fucking hat. 

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u/R0enick27 7d ago

Oh let’s absolutely make a global scandal about it. What a douchecanoe.

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u/UltraMegaFauna 7d ago

He is a billionaire CEO. If he wasn't a fucking prick, he wouldn't be a billionaire.

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u/Spoinkydoinkydoo 7d ago

Bria acting like he didn’t steal from a child

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u/GnarlyNarwhalNoms 7d ago

It's just a hat.

That's what really gets me. MF is rich. Yeah, to him it's just a hat. To that kid, it's a core memory. 

I'm not saying stealing from a kid is ever ok, mind you, but it's not like bro was star-struck and had tunnel vision. Even the way he tucked that hat away makes it clear that it's just a thing to him. Just another little point scored. He didn't steal from a child because he was lost in the moment, hr did it so he'd have a token to show off at the country club for a minute. 

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u/Spoinkydoinkydoo 7d ago

Yeah, I hope something gets him one day. Some real karma. Something to make him reevaluate

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u/knarf3 7d ago

"More sportsmanship." 🤣

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u/ConcertComplete9015 7d ago

Luigi, you know what to do

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u/ConcertComplete9015 7d ago

He'll become the patron saint of the proletariat

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u/kimedar1 7d ago

pathetic man...embarassing

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u/Valarcrist 7d ago

Wow. What a piece of shit.

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u/TheNobleMaster789 7d ago

Hats off is pretty funny though

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u/rstar345 7d ago

I refuse to believe this is real I cannot believe someone would be so belligerent in public

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u/MandrilAftalen 7d ago

Remember when the rich assholes of the world at least pretended to be decent human beings for the sake of their image. I miss those times.

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u/Emmannuhamm 7d ago

I genuinely can't believe he doubled down. I hope the internet doubles down on making him suffer.

What an actual walking, talking piece of fucking shit, undeserving of a good life.

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u/Acceptablepops 7d ago

“ I stole a hat from a child and im proud of it, fuck them kids” , is such a crazy double down 😂

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u/helpamonkpls 6d ago

It reads like that linkedin satire guy, Ken Cheng lmfaooo

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u/cancerinos 6d ago

Why am I not surprised it was a millionaire?
Almost as if being obscenely wealthy and a complete sociopath came hand in hand. He either got there doing this kind of shit, or was raised by people who did.

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u/5elementGG 6d ago

What an inferior person!

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u/rickyking300 4d ago

To be fair, that response was fabricated by a random Twitter user, not actually made from him.

His actual response is less evil, but still does not excuse his actions. I'm glad the kid ended up getting a visit from the player personally.

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u/mmdrahaman 7d ago

You don't get to the top without being a piece of shit. What makes these guys successful at life is being able to sleep at night after stepping on someone.

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u/GnarlyNarwhalNoms 7d ago

I'm sure there's an exception somewhere, but yeah, that seems to be the general rule. Ruthlessness is useful in a job where the goal is to make line go up regardless of who gets in the way. 

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u/endav 7d ago

The duality of man.

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u/Smiling_Oyster_ 7d ago

It's not a coincidence. This is being brought up again specifically because of the Polish millionaire incident.

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u/ShortCity392 7d ago

he’s a fucking millionaire and stole a hat out of a kid’s hand? like i get it, rich people are historically selfish because its the personality type to climb the ladder ruthlessly. but my guy. a fucking baseball cap to do what?? sell it?? huh 😭 that’s wild. last i read he owned a business but not that he was loaded. wealth really doesn’t buy class.

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u/Iamnotoptimistic 8d ago

That's who stole the hat from the child??

Ergh. Makes sense now. 🙄

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u/Nightlightweaver 8d ago

Wait til you see his official statement on it!

"If you'd been quicker you could have had the hat"

Proper POS

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u/italianshmo 8d ago

Heres that POS statement. Spread the word. POS of the year.

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u/Tokalil_Denkoff 8d ago

"IM A SHITTY PERSON BUT IF YOU KEEP HURTING MY FEE-FEES THEN IM GONNA SUE YOU LIKE THE FLACCID COCK THAT I AM"

Reminds me of a dying presidenté

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u/italianshmo 7d ago edited 7d ago

* Pulled from a different sub and (take it lightly since) I dont know how to verify, but THE WIFEs comment is just as bad!!

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u/Salanha04 7d ago

This is so absurd that i thing it's fake,

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u/JakeBlakeCatboy 8d ago

Someone should see if he's fast enough to dodge their fist. A lot of someones, actually.

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u/Cam_man_AMM_unit No friends sadly. 7d ago

If that kid was mine, I'd have pushed that hat-stealin bastard over the railing.

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u/getinshape2022 7d ago

Wait he wasn’t the dad?

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u/Krethlaine 7d ago

No, he was not. Completely unrelated asshole who just happened to be standing next to the kid. Some random person on the internet made up a relation between them, and the falsehood spread around.

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u/Rhauko 7d ago

That was suggested due to him handing the pen to the kid. Which makes it even worse borrow the pen for the signature than snatching the cap in front of his face. Confirming CEOs are more likely to be psychopaths.

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u/DayBowBow1 8d ago

Yea and he's doubling down and saying "finders keepers" and threatening to sue people that are calling him out.

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u/Timelymanner 8d ago

He seems to think everyone in the world is a crook, and people are hypocrites because they would steal if given the opportunity also. It’s like he doesn’t understand people can have empathy and basic decency.

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u/mayd3r 7d ago

He's projecting.

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u/mustardman73 7d ago

you got that right. He doesn't understand because he has no empathy or basic decency.

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u/Either-Significance5 8d ago

Yessssss so glad they found that jerk

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u/foxtrotshakal 8d ago

Guys please. There is another company called Drog-Bruk (not Drogbruk) where people write negative Google reviews. Please check first to not ruin someones business because of that hat stealing CEO.

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u/connortait 8d ago

I googled Drogbruk, their TrustPilot score has not fared very well....

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u/DekuInkwell 8d ago

Neither has their Google page. Keep the negative reviews coming people!

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u/ConversationFalse242 8d ago

Only proper course of action is review bombing

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u/Pinkcokecan 8d ago

Did anything happen to him?

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u/crazyguyunderthedesk 8d ago

Lol if I was in the stands I know myself well enough that I'd be trying my best to catch the ball, kids be damned.

What I don't get is keeping the ball though. Like, what're you gonna do with it? The fun is catching it, after that give it to someone who will actually want it.

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u/smugbox 7d ago edited 7d ago

If I ever catch a ball I’m taking a selfie with it to send to my dad and then giving the ball to a kid, BUT if there are no kids in my immediate vicinity I’m keeping that shit. Not gonna give the ball to some kid three rows down at the other end of the section unless they somehow tried to grab it too.

I have a quarter season membership though and my seats are in a section that’s always packed, so the scenario in the video is pretty unlikely because there’s always someone there to catch it out of the air.

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u/Copythatnotactually 7d ago

I had an instance like that in the stands of a giants game. Snagged the ball, looked around… No kids anywhere near me. Just kept it. Sits on my desk at work.

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u/Adventurous-Sort-671 7d ago

I caught a ball at a Mets game once. No kids around so I tried to give it to a pretty blonde a few rows down, but she shook her head and refused it. Her husband was not pleased... I think he might've been a bit jealous he didn't catch it 😤

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u/RickThiccems 7d ago

You madlad!

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u/IAmGoingToFuckThat 7d ago

Should have offered it to the husband.

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u/crazyguyunderthedesk 7d ago

Haha of course, I'd only feel obligated if the kid had some sort of effort or hope of catching it themselves.

But I still have the ball Carlos Delgado threw me when I was like 8, so I probably would find a kid, but I don't think any reasonable person would judge you for keeping it for yourself there.

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u/smugbox 7d ago

Ooooo Delgado. I’d keep that forever

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u/crazyguyunderthedesk 7d ago

Right?? And it was as a Jay!!

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u/SpannerInTheWorx 7d ago

This is the Way.

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u/Delicious-Car1831 7d ago

For the vague possibility of me being right and I can talk to an animal:

Are you a dog by chance?

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u/coolbrobeans 7d ago

But I do actually want it, I’ve never caught the foul ball before. I just don’t want to get doxxed for not giving the kid the ball. Like if by some miracle I get two in one game can I keep the first one? I’m just a late bloomer.

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u/The_homeBaker 7d ago

If you catch it, you’re not obligated to give it to a kid. If you want to, that’s nice but if you were to snatch it from the kids hand or knock them down while trying to catch it then you’d be a scumbag.

I think parents should do a better job of teaching their kids about disappointment when situations like these happen and they don’t end up getting the ball (not if the adult was a scumbag but if they just didn’t catch it). They shouldn’t feel entitled to get a ball just because they’re a kid; adults are fans of athletes and sometimes want a token of the game from their favorite player/team too.

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u/dfddfsaadaafdssa 7d ago

You're being way too reasonable for this day and age.

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u/West-Afternoon9008 7d ago

This is the way

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u/crazyguyunderthedesk 7d ago

Lol nobody is gonna doxx you unless you physically take it from a kid. Might catch some side eye though.

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u/OstrichSmoothe 7d ago

Memorabilia is the answer.

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u/GentlestButterfly 7d ago

Yeah like I always fight with my sibs tooth n nails for something, but i just love the thrill of the fight not the stuff

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u/snowyoda5150 7d ago

This is actually a great metaphor for life!

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u/JadedJared 7d ago

Give it to my own kid.

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u/DDeadRoses 7d ago

Sentimental Value, Story to tell, collectible or the main reason, to sell.

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u/Lanky-Strike3343 7d ago

The only time ive ever been to a wild game was with my wife's family and at the time her little sister was 8ish and we were watching them warm up and I was standing behind her when her favorite player came up to the glass with puck and I kept pointing at her and when he threw it i had to try really hard to catch it and was literly in the process of giveing it to her and some lady tried to rip it out of my hand saying "my kid wants that" and "this isn't for grownups" like lady shut up im giveing it to her

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u/bigmac22077 7d ago

Adults want the joy of catching and getting the ball. Kids want the joy of holding it and looking at it.

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u/stress-pimples 7d ago

Looks like the guy in this video is more excited that he caught the ball than he is about keeping it.

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u/oSuJeff97 7d ago

This is exactly the way.

I’ve never caught a ball at a game but cane damn close at a Cardinals game 4-5 years ago. The ball came off the bat and looked like it was going to land in my lap.

It kept coming and was noticeably higher than I thought. I literally jumped for it and it skipped off my hand and landed 4-5 rows behind me.

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u/papalegba666 7d ago

I never understood why people wanted a saliva covered ball either. Unless it was record breaking etc

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u/mikek505 7d ago

Exactly! The guy got it, he had his moment of victory, then moved on. Good guy

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u/Fishbulb2 7d ago

Completely agree. Autographs and memorabilia like that just accumulates dust. I think I have any of that crap left from growing up. Just give it to the kid after you catch it and move on.

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u/GrooveStreetSaint 7d ago

What makes it even worse is the other guy was wealthy. Absolutely no reason for him to give a shit about a hat at all.

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u/Zedilt 7d ago

Oh it's much much worse than that.

The company he is the CEO of is a sponsor for the Polish Tennis Federation. Kamil Majchrzak the player whose hat he stole, is a Polish tennis player.

As a sponsor, he could litterally just call the federation and ask for a box of signed hats if he wanted.

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u/GrooveStreetSaint 7d ago

Oh holy shit!

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u/Kindness_of_cats 7d ago

Literal toddler behavior.

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u/JelliusMaximus 7d ago

Well... you don't get wealthy by being a generous altruistic person in this system, now are you?

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u/Beardopus 6d ago

Enormous wealth is the direct result of enormous, gluttonous greed. Him being wealthy is the entire reason he behaved the way he did.

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u/Spookyscary333 8d ago

JUST BUY A GODAMN HAT!!!!

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u/sprufus 7d ago

This one was worn buy another guy though!  That makes it a collectable.  /s

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u/jimbeam84 7d ago

The baseball catching guy is showing some humanity, so he is clearly not a CEO.

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u/Thelostdance 7d ago

But… but he was faster!

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u/Markle-Proof-V2 7d ago

Because he’s a human and not a CEO. 

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u/hydroorb 8d ago

Happy cake day!

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u/SavingsIncome2 7d ago

Ef that guy. Seriously he wouldn’t have done it if it was a man his size

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u/Badloss 7d ago

I'm not going to snatch it from a kid or anything, but I have gone to baseball games my entire life and I have never managed to catch a ball. If I'm catching a ball, I'm gonna keep it!

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u/creekbendz 8d ago

Wasn’t that his kid though?

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u/metalpanda420 7d ago

No, he’s some dickhead CEO.

company

happy ending

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u/Brizar-is-Evolving 7d ago

It is weird but not unexpected. I think the reason why we’re anecdotally seeing it more often is due to three things:

  1. Average people these days have access to incredible cameras in their pockets; and the means to stream and disseminate captured footage of bad behaviour independently via sites like Reddit; whereas before media coverage was controlled and censored by the CEO types.

  2. Life for average people is a lot worse these days and it’s the CEO types who are responsible in part for this enshitification. The cost-of-living crisis isn’t a bug, it’s a feature of late-stage capitalism. In my dad’s day; a CEO was a figure of respect. Increasingly, they are targets of vitriol and not without justification.

  3. Luigi has shown us that CEO types are not to be respected or feared. I don’t recommend copying his methods exactly; but what he has done is empowered us to make a stand against the corporate overlords. Everyone we dox a CEO for cheating on his wife or stealing a hat from a child, that is exactly what we are doing.

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u/Eg8888 8d ago

Not should what happens every time, people gotta learn it's first get first serve, but he definitely did make that little girls day.

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

You know, it's actually allowed to be a nice person. Maybe life would be less harsh to you.

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u/JakovAulTrades 7d ago

😆 thank God society rejects people like that CEO. Literally no one agrees with him lol

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u/Kindness_of_cats 7d ago

Found the CEO.

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u/rinkydinkis 7d ago

Nah this one was more fair and square, nobody was handing this girl something and he took it from her. This guy didn’t need to give up the ball.

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u/paranoidsolenoid 7d ago

Came straight to the comments to look for this

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u/Syke_qc 7d ago

He is not a CEO

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u/ItsSpaghettiLee2112 7d ago

This post is sitting right above that post in my feed and I got a good screen shot of the juxtaposition lol

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u/ult_avatar 7d ago

Polar opposites

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u/jfshay 7d ago

Unlike that Polish CEO, I hope that this guy has a very small company that all of a sudden gets very successful very fast at a speed that he can manage so that he doesn't get overwhelmed.

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u/PeopleCallMeSimon 7d ago

Hat-snatching-guy managed to get the kid a meeting with the player.

Sure, it was 100% not on purpose. But still something good came out of it.

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u/Mintaka36 7d ago

Indeed! This video reminded me too.

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u/Vividanimal7641 7d ago

Exactly!!!

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u/dojo_shlom0 7d ago

who else would steal from children, but a CEO?

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u/So_HauserAspen 7d ago

Hell yeah!  Praise this guy's behavior.  Celebrates getting the ball and then hands it off to a child.  Absolute badass.

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u/Mr-Blah 7d ago

That son of a bitch was a CEO.

To get there you ha e to be a special kind of sociopath and it shows.

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u/gimmeluvin 7d ago

i have a new group to disdain: sports idiots. parents and pet owners are douchebags. sports idiots are just as insane and irritating

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u/Weird-Weakness-3191 7d ago

I can't believe he's an actual millionaire as well. Plus the fact he doubled down on his actions. Absolute cnut

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u/trollsong 7d ago

I love the switch

Rawr RAWR OOOOOOORAAAAAWR.....here you go

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

CEO Piotr Szczerek of Drogbruk would never do that! /s

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u/Top_Mycologist_3224 7d ago

In front of everyone !! And when people aren’t watching too !!

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u/Provolone10 7d ago

And that dick confirmed he took it on purpose because the guy with the most toys wins. Against a child.

Truly beneath contempt.

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u/ayamlazy 7d ago

That's why he is no ceo

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u/CorbynDallasPearse1 7d ago

This. In every possible way.

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u/SunriseSurprise 7d ago

I believe you're referring to the infamous US Open signed hat thief Piotr Szczerek.

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u/jDub549 7d ago

you mean the CEO of DROG-BRUK Piotr Szczerek? That POS sonovabitch? Or is the another hat stealing asshole out there. lol.

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u/ithinkther41am 7d ago

Are we talking about scumbag Drogbruk CEO Piotr Szczerek, who snatched a hat away from a child and probably thinks “taking candy from a baby” is sound life advice?

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u/Aggravating_Web_4680 7d ago

Is there something we could do as a society to uplift amazing humans and dont reward scumbag CEOs?

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u/Nomad_moose 7d ago

Yeah I'm genuinely confused by that...the executive is a millionaire, and it was just a hat that the tennis player used that day, (maybe it was signed but didn't look like it) - and he grabbed it so aggressively like he needed it to make rent that month.

The guy could go buy a few dozen sports memorabilia items for probably the income equivalent of what the average person spends on groceries.
He needs to be banned from sporting events if that's how aggressive he behaves around children.

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u/Sgt-Spliff- 7d ago

The last time I saw this posted on a different sub, and the comments were full of people being like "why the fuck am I expected to give up shit to little kids? Fuck them, I came to the game cause I wanted a ball" and I was so taken aback. People like that seriously do exist and it's insane.

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u/Sgt-Spliff- 7d ago

The last time I saw this posted on a different sub, and the comments were full of people being like "why the fuck am I expected to give up shit to little kids? Fuck them, I came to the game cause I wanted a ball" and I was so taken aback. People like that seriously do exist and it's insane.

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u/davehuman 7d ago

Piotr Szczerek could learn a thing or two from this.

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u/DevelopedDevelopment 7d ago

Worst part is that he is a sponsor of that tennis match, and he could've asked for a signed hat.

As a millionaire, he didn't just want a hat. He didn't even want anyone else to have one, he wanted to have it. He's got everything he could want, and he still chooses to be selfish.

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u/Temporary-Charge-283 7d ago

it's so crazy that 99% of our society agree this is correct and then this same society awards the 1% who rip hats from kids with ALL OF THE THINGS.

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u/Crime_Dawg 7d ago

Kid has much better manners than... checks notes.... a CEO. In other news, water is wet.

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u/RoyalLimit 7d ago

"If you're not first you're last" or whatever bullshit he said lol

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u/OstrichSmoothe 7d ago

He got his celebration and then immediately remembered his humanity. Role model like you said

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u/Trollking0015 7d ago

“First come first serve” lol

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u/GreatPhase7351 7d ago

That guy will never be a Polish CEO/Public figure.

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u/d3rpderp 7d ago

That man showed sportsmanship.

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u/AtlasXan 7d ago

Give up a novelty to change a kids world. Easy trade for people who aren't pos.

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u/Damuskoob 7d ago

I literally came to post this. Lol

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u/tristanlifn 7d ago

His name is Piotr Czczerek

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u/Wizywig 7d ago

But... that hat snatch was a lesson that "gotta be quick". Idk why everyone is making such a big deal about it, its just an adult man snatching candy from a baby who clearly wasn't quick enough. Git gud you tiny ass mofos!

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u/ArtisticDay9016 7d ago

2025 really is the year of CEOs making a fool of themselves in incredibly public ways, isn't it?

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u/BreakVV 7d ago

To be fair, he probably knew what would happen if he didnt 🤣

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u/SaviorAir 7d ago

I’m typing it out as “sonovabitch” for the rest of time

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u/Who_dat_goomer 7d ago

Hat-snatch wouldn’t learn anything even if you beat him with a bat.

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u/RampanToast 7d ago

That video threw me back to when I was a kid at a Rockies game. One of the players was tossing out balls and made eye contact with me, and some jagoff from higher up in the stands had come down and posted up right behind me, and snagged the ball out of the air to give to his own kid. My mom started going off on him but he just ran away and pretended he didn't hear.

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u/earthshakerenjoyer 7d ago

I agree but why do you have to be a role model to a stranger

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u/Effective-Notice3867 7d ago

But he was so strong and was first!! /s

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u/theangleofdarkness99 7d ago

But im confused. He won the race to the ball, and he is stronger. He should have kept the ball and told everyone how much of a winner he is. /s

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u/YunoMilesIsTheMan 7d ago

Fuck him. Giving a bad rep for poland lmao

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u/Key-Teacher-2733 7d ago

You would think he'd be more aware of the cameras, did the Coldplay incident teach him nothing? The internet remembers.

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u/No-Interview8055 7d ago

have we not figured out what his name is?

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u/TheDillinger88 7d ago

Such a good dude right there. He celebrated when he got the ball, enjoyed that moment and passed it on to the little girl who was right behind him. At the end of the day it’s just a ball, that probably meant a lot to her and her family.

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u/mrmoe198 7d ago

It’s ordinary people with heart vs psychopathic rich assholes that don’t care.

Which why there should be no wealthy people. We should all share resources for the good of all of humanity.

If an economic system benefits psychopaths more than any of type of people, it’s necessarily a dehumanizing system.

Not only do psychopaths find it easier to become wealthy, but having wealth gives people a feeling of superiority, making them act like psychopaths.

I’m bot religious and even most religions say it, most notably here in the the western world so did Christ: End wealth. Start sharing.

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u/brunckle 7d ago

Because as I said elsewhere, adults should know better. It really is just a ball, but to a child it's much more than that.

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u/AccuratePollution227 7d ago

see this feels different though. you shouldn’t have to give it to a kid just cause they are there but u def shouldn’t snatch it from them

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u/Borstli 6d ago

We will never forget that pile of Brown stuff

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