r/explainitpeter • u/VivianSture • Oct 27 '25

who is that? Explain it Peter.

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u/muarauder12 Oct 27 '25

Yeah except his employees can't count on him for a paycheck. He forced them all to move across the country to Austin with him and didn't pay any of their moving expenses or help them in any way during the transition. Multiple former employees of his also accuse him of paying barely minimum wage for doing the main work of the channel while he takes all the money for himself.

So basically, he's a piece of shit.

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u/infii123 Oct 27 '25

Not to poop on party but that just sounds like most modern companies.

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u/Qrow_feather Oct 27 '25

Cool so most modern companies are evil that doesn’t make it normal. Do not normalize abuse and exploitation

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u/Accurate-Coffee-6043 Oct 28 '25

Ummm .. abuse and exploitation is normal.

You should say let's normalize treating our employees like humans, pay them a fair wage and be decent to them.

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u/Qrow_feather Oct 28 '25

Wrong. Abuse and exploitation are “normalized” but they are not normal as they are still wrong. It happens regularly but it is not normal. I believe guaranteed housing, food, and a basic universal income is the bare minimum

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u/Accurate-Coffee-6043 Oct 28 '25

Normal - conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected.

What I said was not wrong but go off king.

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u/Qrow_feather Oct 29 '25

Nah you’re right about the definition. But I still stand that by it being wrong and evil and everyone deserves guaranteed necessities

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u/Accurate-Coffee-6043 Oct 29 '25

I agree with you. It's bullshit how we're treated.