JP Morgan Executive Fired Over a Knicks Trash Can
June 24, 2026
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as posted by the channelA DEI executive at JP Morgan Chase just threw away her entire career over a New York Knicks trash can. Caught on video dumping a Knicks fan's trash on the street and then walking off with the empty can, she was fired from one of the most powerful banks in the world and now that clip will follow her into every job interview for the rest of her life. No spin, no excuse, and no HR department is going to overlook this one.
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