Actually I'm doing him a favor ... I completely understand that people talk like that within companies. When emotions are involved, that's what happens. When you're acting in any capacity as a spokesperson for a company (or I guess a government or non-profit too), a bit more decorum is called for. It's not just him - I've been feeling this for a long time. One thing I appreciated about Obama was that he was always dignified (not that I always agreed with what he was saying). Now that the POTUS posts uncouth tweets, maybe it's okay to put statements like that in your SEC filings too.

I got down-voted for calling out some of Kalanick's frat-boy behavior and speech. I'm sure it's not popular on a site predominated by twenty-somethings but since I'm old, I'd prefer to be called old-fashioned or out-of-touch rather than simply being dismissed. If it helps ... I'm sorry that I was so blunt - I should have typed these couple of paragraphs instead.