Jeff's big fat incel wedding! MAUREEN CALLAHAN exposes pasty tech nerd Bezos' $76 million overcompensation... that will finally pop his pneumatic bride
If the half-naked foam party on a mega-yacht hasn't tipped you off, here's the message: It's Jeff Bezos and his big, fat, incel wedding!
Yes, even a 61-year-old billionaire, it seems, has insecurities. An inner teen reject, if you will.
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