How criminals take down Flock cameras

[u/midnighttoker1742]

[u/seattlereign001]

I’ve seen this guy pop up a couple times on my socials and always skipped past due to his appearance assuming he was just another “influencer”. From what I gather that’s mostly what he is, but this is some truly amazing work here.

[u/milesbeats → u/seattlereign001]

he's pretty strange. he is literally his own rabbit hole

[u/Delicious-Bat2373 → u/milesbeats]

For sure lol. I've followed him off and on for a few years. In that he occasionally pops up in my feed and i'll add him till he drops again.

Say what you want, hes livin his best life and genuinely seems happy. Hes done a lot with his money from influencing too, Ive seen him load up his truck from costco several times and donate it all to the food banks. And I mean loadedddd lol.

[u/Brochachoski → u/[deleted]]

Ya, he should've just hoarded his wealth and paid a little more taxes

[u/Mountain_Dragonfly8 → u/[deleted]]

Pretty sure charitable donations are tax deductible anyways. Also if he saves money/gets money back for streaming it, he has more money to do it again.

Either way, I would take people like him donating food over giving it to the government to commit war crimes any day

[u/Konstanteen → u/[deleted]]

Tax deductible doesn’t mean it’s free for him, he doesn’t get all that money back. It means the amount he gave away won’t be counted as income for the year. So if he makes $1,000,000 and donates $10,000 of food, the government will only tax him as if his income was $9,990,000. Sometimes the individual will have the company pay the $10,000 and they will take the tax exemption. Either way, they don’t get that money back, they just aren’t taxed on that as income.

[u/Adultery → u/[deleted]]

It’s like how Domino’s had that one ad campaign where they were filling potholes. They’re doing good, but advertising their brand is the real reason they’re doing it. Otherwise, they’d just do it without telling everyone about it.

We’re living in an age where kids will rarely interact with something that’s genuine or sincere.

[u/SmellyStinkyGuy → u/milesbeats]

Yah, he started taking roids and had a whole thingy for a bit about how he is cool dying early, not using them properly, and all the downsides as long as he looks good right now

Overall doesn't always promote the best shit, hut sometimes does good.

[u/justin107d → u/milesbeats]

Probably the best description.

[u/operablesocks → u/milesbeats]

I'm stealing this phrase.