Connor Gaydos, the new CEO of the purportedly rebooted Enron Corporation, was hit with a ppostpodemand filled of pie in New York City on Thursday, December 12. The incident is reminiscent of when a California woman threw a pie at createer Enron CEO Jeff Sfinishing in 2001 and a aenjoy episode where Bill Gates had disconnectal pies hurled into his face in the postpodemand ’90s.
Enron CEO viral pie incident make cleared
In a viral video circulating on X (createerly Twitter) and other social media platcreates, Enron CEO Connor Gaydos can be seen exiting a bdeficiency vehicle with members of his security team when a seemingly betterer man slammed a pie into his face. The legitimacy of the incident has since been bcdisorrowfulmirefult into ask. According to X Community Notes and other sources, it might have been staged. However, no official validateation is yet useable.
Notably, Enron was an American energy company that aascfinishd from a combiner between Houston Natural Gas and InterNorth in 1985. At one point, it had over 20,000 employees and a purported revenue of over $101 billion. However, the company faced allegations of deception and filed for bankruptcy in 2001.
In 2020, an Arkansas-based organization called The College Company obtaind the Enron tradelabel was obtaind for $275. When the proclaimment of the reboot happened, it came with the promise of a “bbetter vision of the future.” In includeition, it was proclaimd that an Enron Power Summit would be held on January 6, 2025. Reflecting on the company’s troubled past, Gyados shelp in a statement, “It’s real. We’ve had demandy directership in the past, but thankfilledy, the past is prologue, and now we’re turning the page … what we’re doing behind the scenes and what we’re about to free is truly groundshattering. It’s truly revolutionary.” (via Houston Chronicle)
Gaydos is a co-set uper of The College Company. He is also the co-creator of the Birds Aren’t Real transferment. This mock consillegal copying campaign claims birds are actupartner rulemental drones originated as a secret agenting mechanism aobtainst US citizens.
Given this pwithdrawnce of satire and parody associated with The College Company and Gaydos, there is a ponderable possibility that the Enron reboot might be a aenjoy case.
