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Diane Brady, Joey Abrams

A CEO gave employees $2,500 in hazard pay for dealing with vitriol sparked by his pro-Trump email

(Credit: Courtesy of Sticker Mule)

Good morning. 

Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino gave his 79 customer-service employees an extra $2,500 each the other day. It was not a bonus for customer service but combat pay for having to deal with the vitriol sparked by his pro-Trump email to customers and post on X, calling for an end to political hate following the assassination attempt. “They were getting a massive amount of death threats and messages that I should kill myself,” Constantino told me last night. “If you read my actual statement, it’s a pretty reasonable position.” (He was right in tweeting that “awesome people, all over the world, love Trump.” And I’ll just add that awesome people love Harris, too.)   

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