Just as Pacific Gas and Electric prepared to cut power to roughly two million people in a fire prevention effort this week, some PG&E employees were enjoying dinner and a wine tasting at Silver Oak Winery, north of Healdsburg, on the company dime, which involved 10 to 12 top gas employees and 50 to 60 of their biggest customers.
PG&E Corp CEO Bill Johnson apologized for the unseemly move in an interview with the Chron, calling the wine dinner “insensitive, inappropriate, [and] tone deaf.”
PG&Eのトップエグゼクティブがワインを堪能しているときに、家ではスポーツベースメントで買ったキャンプ用ガスコンロでお湯を沸かして
トレジョで買ったカップラーメンでした。ヒドくない(泣)
