While you wait by the mailbox for your next Time Warner Cable rate hike notice, retired CEO Glenn Britt just deposited another $4.3 million in his personal bank account after selling another 30,000 shares of the Time Warner Cable stock he received as part of his lucrative compensation package. Just last month, he dumped 129,600 shares for a cool $17.3 million.

Remarkably, the more shares he sells, the more stock he seems to accumulate. In January, Britt was left with 158,947 shares in Time Warner Cable. But after Tuesday’s sale, he now directly owns 177,542 shares, thanks to a very generous retirement package.

If Britt sold every remaining share he owns at this week’s stock price, he’d walk away with another $25.8 million.

His replacement Rob Marcus, on the job for less than two months, is also owed a $56 million golden parachute for selling off the company to Comcast.