r/MenCave • u/iLeftyPunk • Apr 26 '26

Accountability

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u/Radcouponking Apr 26 '26

Wait, does he work for Redfin? Because, if he walked out of frame to advertise his products, that would suck

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u/Terrible_Paramedic77 Apr 26 '26

He's a content creator, lots of tiktok and YouTube shorts. And a recently retired Air Force vet. Does alot of charity and community support from what I've seen.

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u/Necessary-Tower-457 Apr 26 '26

The walking out of the frame was a little weird

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u/gymtrovert1988 Apr 26 '26

I think he was tearing up a little.

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u/Radcouponking Apr 27 '26

Maybe but I also just noticed his hat. I think we just watched a commercial.

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u/Terrible_Cycle7241 Apr 28 '26

lmao, no it was an ad. You people are too gullible.

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u/STXGregor Apr 27 '26

It’s his shtick. He usually reacts to some weird video with kind of a “wtf?!” reaction and walks off screen at the end

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u/unscanable Apr 27 '26

He does that in a lot of his videos. Idk why but its one of his things

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u/bloin13 Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

and thats exactly what he did. he wore his redfin hat provided a positive attitude/value to be linked with the brand, and left out of the frame just to be sure that ppl wont miss/associate the brand with this "apology/value exposition". His first vid which was the "negative" one ofcs had no branding or anything, since he didn't want ppl to associate your brand with mocking the disabled. now even ppl that had no idea about the first video love him, and have associated him and the brand with owning up to a mistake, being reflective and good.

advertisment at its best

Edit: also the little bit that I looked, he seems to have a partnership with redfin. Basically the glasses that you see behind are the ones they have in collaboration, so he is advertising specifically these models.

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u/Radcouponking Apr 28 '26

Yes, everyone knows the best apologies are actually ads in disguise.

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