comment: >
  
  6 seasons and a movie
context: The way she treated the whistleblowers is what I found most despicable. 
  Not only did she lie to patients, she along with Sunny, actively did everything in their path to silence the engineers who wanted to expose the truth. Because it was going to get people killed . To the point of allegedly driving one guy to suicide. 
  It didn't show a young entrepreneur struggling to navigate a company valued in the billions succumbing to pressure. It showed a person shrouded in vanity willing to do anything to protect her wealth and status. >
  
  She also bullied one of the scientists who called her out into committing suicide, smfh >
  
  And his wife had to physically go to Theranos alone to pick up his box of belongings and no one came out to acknowledge her or offer a kind word, certainly not the Manson-eyed straw-haired grifter Holmes, she of the blood shot eyes. GREEN JUICE! >
  
  
  “Holmes booked an international flight to Mexico departing on January 26, 2022, without a scheduled return trip,” the document from prosecutors, filed Thursday, said. It was only after government prosecutors contacted Holmes’ legal team about the “unauthorized flight” that the trip was cancelled.
  
  Why wouldn't she have made it a round-trip to at least give the appearance that she wasn't trying to flee? I'm guessing because she thought she was above it all and could just go to Mexico to likely catch a connecting flight to somewhere w/o an extradition treaty with the US and that would be that. >
  
  I'm no expert on evasion, but did she book a plain old commercial ticket? With her money/connections you'd think she'd be a little more crafty and book a private plane under someone else's name at least. >
  
  Or a boat. >
  
  Or a car?? You can literally drive into Mexico without a passport or driver's license >
  
  Wait, what? Then why the hell do I need a passport or enhanced driver’s license to cross into Canada? >
  
  Lol, because you may stay and steal Canadian jobs, and live from the goverment, using the social services. The US never sends their best, let's build a wall, etc. >
  
  I've seen your housing prices and I'm not impressed. I'm coming to steal poutine. >
  
  As long as they don't get me for first degree moosenapping >
  
  Canadian police don’t get you for that. They stand back and let the moose do it himself. >
  
  One last shot from half court, I guess >
  
  You miss 100% of the shots you don't take
  to country's with no extradition laws. >
  
  ‘She was trying to get a flight to Venezuela. No idea why she was trying to go there.’
  ‘Really? No idea? We have no extradition treaty with Venezuela.’
  ‘Oh. So what should we do then?’
  ‘Get her on the first flight to Venezuela.’ >
  
  Fucking love that movie.
  So what did we learn? >
  
  ‘I guess we learned not to do that again. Fuck if I know what we did.’ >
  
  So I watched this movie with family and on the first viewing we thought it was pretty boring. 
  Every scene with them in it was great…But this line right here: Just made us bust out in tears. Like we couldn’t breathe at all.  I swear it was his delivery. >
  
  Like a lot of Coen brothers comedies, it really is better upon subsequent viewings once the absurdity of the tension has been revealed. >
  
  What movie? >
  
  "Does that have shellfood in it?" >
  
  She should be remanded to prison now.
  She can have the baby there like other federal inmates do >
  
  She is a stone cold sociopath. I'm certain her pregnancies were motivated more as a way to soften her image in the eyes of a jury and judge than they were from a desire to be a mother. >
  
  That’s exactly the case, and there’s no question about it. >
  
  I didn’t watch any trials or anything, but wonder if she went from deep, authoritative voice to meek, soft voice for the jury? >
  
  She did that before the trial. And changed her whole image from the black turtle neck, straight hair, stark image. To soft curls, dewy make up, and pastel dresses. >
  
  
  She did that before the trial. And changed her whole image from the black turtle neck, straight hair, stark image. To soft curls, dewy make up, and pastel dresses.
  
  Did she actually drop the fake deep voice for the trial? I hadn't heard that. Last I had heard people still hadn't 100% confirmed she was faking it even thought literally everyone who heard her speak could tell. >
  
  Please tell me this is edited in some way. I have followed the case and didn't realize the shift was that overwhelming. >
  
  That’s real when she was neck deep in her grift. People who worked at Theranos said one day she walked into work and started speaking in that deep voice like she always had and acted like it was totally normal. >
  
  I had always thought she put on the deep voice from the very start and that’s why people just accepted it, I didn’t know she put it on after Theranos had already been founded. That’s even more bizarre that she thought she could get away with doing that >
  
  That she could get away with… talking in a weird voice? I mean, yeah, it’s weird, but what is anyone going to do? Force her to speak in her normal voice? How? Lol >
  
  What did she think was going to happen when she shows up to Mexico without a passport? >
  
  CIA informs the cartels of a juicy ransom opportunity >
  
  The CIA is not a law enforcement agency. They don't arrest criminals. 
  If anything, they would make use of her somehow. >
  
  On what planet is hypothetical (and obviously joking) collaboration with a drug cartel considered a "law enforcement" activity? The r/whoosh is strong with you. Lordy. >
  
  No man, I mean using resources to catch her is not in the CIA's scope of responsibilities. >
  
  Neither is selling cocaine in minority neighborhoods, but it still happened! Crazy, right!? >
  
  They even went further than that 🤦🏼‍♂️ >
  
  We are about to get a sequel to the movie.