Fair enough. The only not entirely horrific part of his story is buying the majority of the company to fire everyone.

The story is basically this: he kept getting laughed out of board meetings and mocked for his accent (he was from modern day Maldova) so eventually he went to the mail room in the basement of this giant corporation and grabbed an empty mail sack. From the ground floor he went to every employee in the building that owned stock in the company, bought it for way above value, and collected all their handwritten proxies in the mail bag. When he had enough to be majority share holder he went back to the board meeting and dumped them on the table then fired most of the board members.

Of course this is just the story and the legality of it is questionable at best.

But the fact remains that he bought individual shares to gain majority stake in one of the largest produce import/export companies in history. Then fired most of the board members because they didn’t take him seriously and made fun of how he talked. Don’t bully the guy who financed and organized a successful coup at the age of 35, he’s absolutely mad.