In that interview he said that he had been treated poorly after leaving the military four years short of his retirement date.

He claims that the residents were treated poorly by estate managers and were overcharged for buildings insurance and the 24-hour telephone support service.

There have been plenty of stories of his employees being treated poorly.

He described the rebel commander as a very bad subject, and wrote that he and other prisoners were treated poorly in the camp.

Miners had long believed that they were treated poorly.