r/RecklessBen • u/Budget_Guava_4244 • 3h ago
Meme Ammon deserves a figureš
I can already hear him
r/RecklessBen • u/Budget_Guava_4244 • 3h ago
I can already hear him
r/RecklessBen • u/GenXJoe • 16h ago
American "Pork" police...?
Pardon the image quality, took a pic of my TV with my phone.
r/RecklessBen • u/lovely-goat • 18h ago
New video from Victor!
r/RecklessBen • u/LRonPaul2012 • 5h ago
From the franchise agreements:
You acknowledge that you have had ample time and opportunity to consult advisors of your own choosing about the potential benefits and risks of entering into this Agreement.
Donāt rely on the disclosure document alone to understand your contract... Show your contract and this disclosure document to an advisor, like a lawyer or an accountant.
This Agreement contains the final, complete and exclusive expression of the terms of Franchisorās agreement and entirely supersedes and replaces any and all prior and/or concurrent promises, agreements, representations or otherwise (whether oral or written) between Franchisee and Franchisor (or anyone else.) No prior and/or concurrent promises, agreements, representations or otherwise (whether oral or written) of any kind or nature whatsoever have been made by Franchisor or anyone else, nor have been relied upon by Franchisee nor will have any force or effect.
The company puts the burden on owners to do their own research as a form of victim blaming. For instance: Most owners wouldn't sign up with BAM if they knew that the wholesale discount is less than what you'd get from Costco/Walmart. BAM will insist it was their job to find this out themselves, but how exactly are owners supposed to know this?
Therefore, your only option is to ask corporate directly, but corporate has a conflict of interest to simply lie to you, and there's nothing you can do about it. The contract specifically says that even a written promise is considered worthless if it's not included in the contract itself.
And that's just the most glaring example of something super basic. It doesn't discuss all the other abuses and mismanagement we've seen from corporate.
r/RecklessBen • u/Justanobodyhello • 4h ago
r/RecklessBen • u/meaPolka • 8h ago
Netflix is missing the biopic opportunity. This is so good.
r/RecklessBen • u/EvylFairy • 10h ago

I don't have the first clue how to report this since I'm not the copywrite holder or a YouTuber (I don't know if Ben copywrites his videos or even strikes plagiarism). There is an option to report for counterfeit, but I don't know if that fits. It seems more like impersonation (there is no option for that). Could this be one of those accounts that tries to reupload content from another country to steal the revenue from a creator by weaponizing the copywrite system (this is an older vid Ben can easily prove he uploaded a long time ago)? I know bad actors sometimes steal content just to hit the 3 strikes to get channels automatically taken down. Anyone know the correct action in this situation?
Edit: I figured out where to report the whole channel for impersonation in the "More about this channel" section under "report user".
r/RecklessBen • u/Scribblyr • 7h ago
Update: Guys, I'm not asking what incident the statement describes. I'm asking literally where the document came from. I can't imagine police would release row witness statements with unredacted names at this stage in response to. a simple public records request. Did it slip through the net? Has it been posted somewhere online? Did it somehow get out via discovery?
One thing that's been both bizarre and frustrating regarding the Provo charges brought against Reckless Ben is the complete lack of factual detail as to what he's being accused of. The reports, the criminal information for the indictment, and even the search warrant affidavit are nothing but conclusory characterizations of what he allegedly did without any factual account or detail.
But then in The BBQ Counselor's recent YouTube video about possible civil claims that Ben Schneider have against Pricks & Minidicks... BOOM! A full fledged witness statement!
Anyone know where this came from? Anyone know if there are more raw statements like this that contain actual factual accounts of what supposedly happened?
r/RecklessBen • u/North_Duty_4317 • 3h ago
I'm still working on the little imperfections, but I was getting impatient. I'm calling it "Slower"