• AVincentInSpaceEnglish
      40·
      10 months ago

      …so that means you’re pro-union?

      “We believe that unions are a threat to our customers, shareholders…”

      …ohhhh.

  • AVincentInSpaceEnglish
    43·
    10 months ago

    “We’re not anti union, we just believe that unions are a direct threat to our business model and need to shut them down quick.”

    • Spzi@lemm.eeEnglish
      13·
      10 months ago

      “Vulnerable to organizing”, lmao. Yes, they put quite some effort into reframing.

  • BossDj@lemm.ee
    20·
    10 months ago

    Unrelated, but it kinda bothers me that so many of these videos now feature one of these barely-animated characters. It’s like they shake a doll in our face to try to keep our attention.

  • drev@lemmy.world
    203·
    10 months ago

    What a disgusting video.

    Greedy, manipulative, despicable behaviour like this is why I take no issue with people who just repair their broken things by ordering a new one on amazon and sending the broken one as a return for a full refund. I’m not sure how a person could even feel remorse while pissing in the face of a company pushing shit like this into their employee’s faces.

    A surprising amount of people I know like to upgrade their graphics cards this way, returning their old card in the new box, getting free cutting-edge upgrades as soon as they become available on amazon’s dime. Seems to have worked pretty well for them over the years 🤷

    • AVincentInSpaceEnglish
      51·
      10 months ago

      You haven’t screwed over Amazon by doing that, though. You’ve screwed over whatever poor schmuck paid full retail price for a brand new GPU and got what you returned.

      • drev@lemmy.world
        6·
        10 months ago

        Sure, but they return it as well for a refund or new item. Both the seller and new buyer get reimbursed in full by amazon. Plus, it makes amazon a worse place to shop overall, and I don’t think is a bad thing if irritated customers choose another site to shop from, loosening the near-monopolistic grip they have on online shopping.

        Don’t get me wrong, it’s a shitty and immoral thing to do, generally speaking. It would make me feel guilty thinking about the poor schmuck who gets whatever junk I send as a return. I’ve been the guy who receives a busted piece of shit in my “new” package from amazon, and it’s irritating as hell. But I think amazon suffers most from that type of shitty behavior because it poisons the overall trust people have in them, and makes it more inconvenient to use amazon’s services.

        So you might disagree, and that’s fine, but it’s because of the negative impact that shitty immoral behavior has on amazon that makes me feel 0% guilty overall, and hope the same scummy return scheme spreads like a plague to a point where amazon and wish have a similarly iffy reputation. Because I think they deserve to fall from their throne.