Yeah I’d believe it. The fucker refuses to give warranties for $300 backpacks and literally says “trust me bro”. I’m a good guy. If I give warranties then what happens if I die and there’s something wrong with the backpack and then my wife and kids will be in trouble and I don’t want that. Then makes T-shirts making fun of people asking for warranties. Fucking asshole capitalist pig.
Every time how he runs LTT comes up on the WAN show he just falls back to some variation of the "I'm a benevolent boss so my workers will never need any of these safeguards" and Luke just sits there hemming and hawing. Weird guy who is both publicly pro-union but would also be offended if his own employees unionised :linus:
If I remember correctly, the secret reason Robinson was against unionizing Current Affairs is because the whole thing was really an unprofitable makework program for him funded by his parents.
The "trust me bro" guarantee is a lifetime warranty on the backpack. This happened after people were upset the backpack wasn't initially listed with a warranty and a similar but smaller tech review channel (Gamers Nexus) has had warranties on their merch for a few years now
Yeah I’d believe it. The fucker refuses to give warranties for $300 backpacks and literally says “trust me bro”. I’m a good guy. If I give warranties then what happens if I die and there’s something wrong with the backpack and then my wife and kids will be in trouble and I don’t want that. Then makes T-shirts making fun of people asking for warranties. Fucking asshole capitalist pig.
Every time how he runs LTT comes up on the WAN show he just falls back to some variation of the "I'm a benevolent boss so my workers will never need any of these safeguards" and Luke just sits there hemming and hawing. Weird guy who is both publicly pro-union but would also be offended if his own employees unionised :linus:
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If I remember correctly, the secret reason Robinson was against unionizing Current Affairs is because the whole thing was really an unprofitable makework program for him funded by his parents.
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Yvonne handles the business side basically
The "trust me bro" guarantee is a lifetime warranty on the backpack. This happened after people were upset the backpack wasn't initially listed with a warranty and a similar but smaller tech review channel (Gamers Nexus) has had warranties on their merch for a few years now