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GoDaddy doesnt hire because a man is "Obeese" & a Christian
I kid you not.

The braniacs at GoDaddy sent a rejection email to an applicant, which apparently included an email chain below the rejection where someone in the company says:

“about keith he’s great for the job in skills but he looks worse for wear do we really want an obeese (sic)christian? is that what our new image requires of us?”

GoDaddy lawyers first said they were going to persue all legal actions against the fabrication of this story. Now they are saying "THEY WERE HACKED".

Well, the hacking story went so well for Anthony Weiner.

Pretty disgusting, GoDaddy.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2015/06/0...latestnews
06-05-2015 02:36 PM
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