And like his image drawn in to make him look 43 but with white hair, and a bunch of airplane tails?
Fellatory news article.
> In March 2020, at age 75, Fred Smith should have been winding down his legendary career as CEO of FedEx. Then Covid-19 hit, everyone’s life turned upside down, and the company he founded had to save the world—“literally,” he says, with no small amount of passion.
Like what? Is he a hero? A Roman Law hero?
> “We, and UPS, and to a lesser degree the Postal Service and a company called DHL, literally kept the world operating,” Mr. Smith declares. “I don’t think that what our people did is understood or appreciated nearly to the extent it should be.”
A lot of those communications went digital, in fact, that's the con going on here. Digital communications took over to a huge degree, so his company is doing worse, so that's why he's paying for a fellatory article on the wall street journal blog, he wants to create buzz around his company.
560,000 employees in 220 countries? I thought it was 190 countries, what the fuck? He doesn't have 560,000 employees either.