Wow, this guy sounds like a tool- zero remorse whatsoever for what he did, zero indication that he feels anything but completely entitled to a hand wave and a fine. No indication that he learned from his mistake, and no indication that he wouldn&#x27;t do it again if he got fired from another job.<p>25 years is ridiculous, for sure. Honestly, prison time at all seems like crazy overkill. However Matthew Keys comes across like the definition of whiny entitled millennial.<p>Any law-types able to weigh in on precedent in this sort of case? That might help to explain why they&#x27;re pushing for such a ridiculous prison sentence.