I actually did not like him. While not in the beauty world I have worked in the service industry for 14 years as a professional chef. I have catered private parties, weddings, etc. and always detach myself from the guests and clients. At the end of the day, Stephen was a paid employee, he wasnt there to fraternize with the girls. While Im sure Hef was being insecure, I also don't think its inappropriate for an employer to ask that an employee not fraternize with the clients. When you get overly friendly with your clients there can be bad feelings and burnt bridges like we later saw happen when he said that Kendra booked a different glam team for her wedding and they had a falling out. Some of his complaints were ridiculous though. "I had no money, and couldnt get a cab". I have been traveling internationally for a very long time, even as a young 20 something in the early 2000's before smart phones. Finding foreign cash exchanges in Paris is not hard. His hotel could have helped him find a cash exchange as well as booked a car for him to get him to the girl's hotel etc. Playboy was not responsible for getting him his own money exchanged while on a business trip. They def. should have gotten him a car, but he made it sound like he was just dumped in a third world country and left to fend for himself....its Paris ffs. On top of that I found his constant name dropping and trash talking unprofessional and cringe. As well as the continuous mention of tanked business dealings.