I want to in the worst way but he is enough of a lunkhead that it won't sink in. Here is an example of his 'leadership skills':
Our organization is a 501c(3) so we rely on events, raffles and giveaways in order to make money. We decided on a 50" smart TV for last summers raffle. He went out and bought the TV but did not check it at the time of purchase. It stayed in the box for most of the summer while we sold tickets. By the time we drew the winning ticket the warranty had expired. The winner, (and her wife) went to his house to pick up the still sealed in the box TV. He loaded the box in their car and congratulated the winner, (and her wife) and sent them on their merry way.
That night we recieved a phone call from the winner that the screen on the TV was busted. Our organization had to shell out another $450 to purchase another TV for the winner, (and her wife)
This, because he: 1- did not check the TV at the time of purchase, 2- never checked the TV while the warranty was in effect, and 3- did not check the TV just before loading into the winners, (and her wifes) car.
