Danny Strong
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 25 Jun
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And it's a pretty brutal takedown in the apology.
I mean, that is like we at the end, I mean, at the end of the series, but also in like you, we just want them to fry, right?
You just want them to be held so accountable.
And it just, you know, it doesn't ever quite happen.
And it's so...
I mean, I love that you also show the Guggenheim protests, the Nan Golden, like that's very powerful.
And they certainly were, you know, they, they suffered repercussions publicly and things like that, but.
Without a doubt, you know, I, um,
a friend of mine who knew them uh said to me and he already knew like one or two of them you know and and uh he said um he said no one uh he's like people always joke about being run out of town he said but the sackers were actually run out of new york they all had
You know, they actually were ran out of town, you know, to Florida and London, you know, two places where you can just do anything and you'll be fine.
Right.
But there was definitely, you know, a social reckoning, which, you know, I can't I can't speak on their behalf how painful that was for them.
But I guess, you know, when you're that wealthy and you can have anything in the world and you've been sort of shamed and ostracized, I've got to think that the you know, that probably that probably did hurt.
It impact.
It had an impact.
Yeah, that probably did have some sort of impact, but, you know, not one that's satisfying to their victims on any level whatsoever.
Right.
So and we did show that in the show of of that they were basically, you know, run out of town.
Yes.
And their names removed from the museums because they were big philanthropists.
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