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[2938.78 --> 2940.92] Who would think that that's going to fly? |
[2941.38 --> 2941.96] I just don't. |
[2942.26 --> 2948.62] Like, I just don't even, like, you're a professional game developer by some, you know, probably, |
[2948.86 --> 2950.04] apparently not, but. |
[2950.88 --> 2951.80] Not very professional. |
[2951.80 --> 2955.76] Someone who works there thinks they're a professional game developer and it hasn't occurred to them |
[2955.76 --> 2958.64] that IP law is like a big problem. |
[2958.84 --> 2959.24] Yeah. |
[2959.44 --> 2963.58] And the kind of thing that a company like Bethesda would spend a lot of money to protect. |
[2963.70 --> 2963.88] Yeah. |
[2963.96 --> 2967.42] And like, I've brought up PUBG or Battle Royale a few times in this. |
[2967.62 --> 2972.20] And PUBG has sued a lot of people that has actually made a ton of sense where it's like |
[2972.20 --> 2974.08] almost the exact same game. |
[2974.18 --> 2980.56] And there is some interesting points with their Fortnite thing, which is like the plane comes |
[2980.56 --> 2982.76] in on PUBG and the bus comes. |
[2982.90 --> 2983.86] It's a freaking plane. |
[2984.18 --> 2985.02] Comes in on Fortnite. |
[2985.02 --> 2985.18] Yeah. |
[2985.18 --> 2986.84] Like, it's almost the same in that way. |
[2987.04 --> 2987.16] Yeah. |
[2987.16 --> 2991.84] But then Fortnite has the benefit of having, like, the building features and, like, all |
[2991.84 --> 2993.86] these other weird things that really set it apart. |
[2994.00 --> 2996.12] That helps them a lot in their case. |
[2996.20 --> 2996.38] Right. |
[2996.68 --> 2999.12] I don't think there's much in this one. |
[2999.60 --> 3000.00] Yeah. |
[3000.00 --> 3001.82] Oh, geez. |
[3001.90 --> 3005.02] And like, the art in Fortnite looks drastically different than the art in PUBG. |
[3005.26 --> 3006.44] And that helps them a lot, too. |
[3007.46 --> 3007.94] Okay. |
[3008.04 --> 3009.52] Last big topic here. |
[3010.08 --> 3018.22] Intel's CEO has resigned after a consensual relationship with an employee of the company. |
[3018.22 --> 3020.82] I love how because it's 2018 we, like, really need to... |
[3020.82 --> 3022.00] Well, yeah, that's important. |
[3022.18 --> 3027.02] So, he's, like, definitely broken company policy. |
[3027.32 --> 3027.50] Yeah. |
[3027.56 --> 3032.18] But he's not, like, getting wrapped up in the whole hashtag me too thing. |
[3032.18 --> 3032.40] Yeah. |
[3032.54 --> 3032.88] Yeah, yeah. |
[3033.24 --> 3037.12] So, basically, Intel has announced that he has resigned as CEO. |
[3037.12 --> 3040.14] It makes it a little sketchy that we have consensual relationship in quotes. |
[3040.86 --> 3041.02] Oh. |
[3041.26 --> 3042.26] Well, okay. |
[3042.34 --> 3044.94] It's, like, actually a consensual relationship. |
[3045.08 --> 3045.68] Everything's okay. |
[3045.92 --> 3050.44] So, anyway, he's resigned as CEO following an investigation into a consensual relationship |
[3050.44 --> 3052.74] with an Intel employee, which is another way of saying he was fired. |
[3053.36 --> 3054.94] He also left the board, even. |
[3055.08 --> 3057.06] So, he's, like, out of the company. |
[3057.64 --> 3061.00] Chief Financial Officer Robert Swan will step in as interim CEO. |
[3061.38 --> 3066.66] Like, another indication that you were fired is that there has to be an interim CEO because... |
[3066.66 --> 3067.80] Because I didn't have something lined up. |
[3067.82 --> 3068.80] There's nothing lined up. |
[3068.88 --> 3069.06] Yeah. |
[3069.06 --> 3074.02] And, basically, he violated a policy that said that managers cannot have relationships with people |
[3074.02 --> 3077.08] who report to them either directly or indirectly. |
[3077.26 --> 3080.06] And when you're the CEO, that means everyone. |
[3080.94 --> 3081.10] Yeah. |
[3082.24 --> 3083.18] I would think. |
[3083.26 --> 3084.68] I'm actually making an assumption there. |
[3084.78 --> 3086.54] Which is officially why we can't be in a relationship. |
[3086.64 --> 3091.56] The relationship ended and took place some time back, whatever that means, and was probably |
[3091.56 --> 3092.12] an affair. |
[3093.08 --> 3096.80] Krasanich's total compensation topped $21 million last year. |
[3097.20 --> 3097.78] So, he's... |
[3097.78 --> 3101.20] And the company paid for his transportation and residential security. |
[3101.20 --> 3101.68] This... |
[3101.68 --> 3102.08] His... |
[3102.08 --> 3105.92] Intel stock rose about 120% during his tenure as CEO. |
[3106.40 --> 3108.06] $21 million a year. |
[3108.18 --> 3108.64] That's a lot. |
[3108.68 --> 3108.96] That's a lot of money. |
[3108.96 --> 3110.64] I think that works out to... |
[3110.64 --> 3111.66] Hold on a second. |
[3112.14 --> 3114.40] So, calculator. |
[3115.48 --> 3116.62] So, 21... |
[3116.62 --> 3117.44] 1, 2, 3... |
[3117.44 --> 3118.20] 1, 2, 3... |
[3119.36 --> 3120.34] Divided by... |
[3120.34 --> 3120.88] How many... |
[3120.88 --> 3121.48] Oh, you know what? |
[3121.54 --> 3123.50] I know the hourly calculation. |
[3124.18 --> 3127.80] That is $10,000 an hour if you worked 40 hours a week. |
[3127.80 --> 3131.62] Oh, my God. |
[3131.64 --> 3132.24] Is that right? |
[3132.38 --> 3133.18] Can that be right? |
[3133.30 --> 3134.36] That's pretty insane. |
[3135.56 --> 3135.96] Wow. |
[3137.56 --> 3138.42] Wow, Brian. |
[3139.32 --> 3140.68] I think you'll be okay. |
[3142.14 --> 3144.18] Even though he's probably not getting his golden parachute. |
[3144.86 --> 3146.40] He sold all of his stock in that... |
[3146.40 --> 3146.86] Or not all. |
[3146.92 --> 3150.78] Like, half of his stock in that high-profile thing around the Meltdown Inspector bugs. |
[3150.78 --> 3157.90] Yeah, but if he has to sell what I'm assuming is one of his many homes or cars, I'm sure he'll be fine. |
[3157.92 --> 3158.60] Yeah, he'll figure it out. |
[3158.60 --> 3162.86] Like, he made enough money that I'm sure he has enough assets that it really won't matter. |
[3163.18 --> 3164.14] I don't know, man. |
[3164.64 --> 3166.76] He's not going to have to go be a greeter or anything. |
[3166.80 --> 3168.28] I really... |
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