Just goes to show that the real heroes of Burgmerica are Wallstreet chads.

The 35-year-old Bank of America investment banker who died of a blood clot earlier this month was looking for a new job at a different company due to the stress of working more than 100 hours a week, according to a report.

Leo Lukenas III, a former enlisted soldier turned junior banker who worked out of Bank of America's offices in Midtown Manhattan, contacted an executive recruiter about a new job before he died on May 2 of what the medical examiners called an acute coronary artery thrombus, Reuters reported on Wednesday.

Douglas Walters, a managing partner at GrayFox Recruitment, told Reuters that Lukenas informed him in mid-March that he wanted to leave Bank of America because of the grueling hours.

Okay, nothing about him being killed by the bank or offing himself. He just didn't like the hours like anyone normal with a life. He did the normal thing a looked for a different job. Because finance sucks balls almost as much as biglaw. People need to learn that a job working in Idaho, Central Texas, Rural Colorado, Kentucky, etc making mid 6 figures is a thousand times better than working in Manhattan always and forever, unless you actually enjoy excel models or getting yelled at by an effete 5'6 balding partner

So what was an untimely death from an unforeseen medical condition now is either because of 1.) Jews, 2.) Commies, 3.) Capitalists, 4.) Placeholder for undiscovered thing I don't like.

Journocide now