Making ironic jokes about wanting to seduce the masters is a pipeline
the endpoint is making a game about it
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Fundamental life advice: never trust a product from a youtuber/influencer sponsorship
- Raycons - overpriced repackaged cheap bullshit
- Hello fresh - last years workers were on strike for shitty work conditions and there’s reports of union busting. Never have i seen a youtuber acknowledge this at all
- Adam and Eve - the dildos aren’t all from body safe materials. Don’t risk it with cheap dildos it can fuck your body up
- Audible - owned by amazon
- Idk which one but one of the vpn ones mined bitcoin from ur computer and they’re useful but generally falsely advertised, not a big tech person but this guy talks about it
- All the fit teas and shakes etc are bullshit that just makes you poop and loose water weight short term
- Raid shadow legends - lol do i even need to explain this one
- All the loot crates - filled with cheap junk they’re getting wholesale
- The online coupon thingies are a data harvesting scam. Just google the shop name + coupon when shopping
- The online therapy better help was a whole big controversy and i still see this shitty company being promoted
Idk maybe the learning platform ones are the exception but i never looked into them
Adding on to this.
Skillshare is hard to cancel. There’s a slight chance this has changed but when I looked into subscribing, there was a lot of people complaining about having to email the company multiple times to cancel.
Since Squarespace is templets, they legally own whatever you make. If you decide to change providers, you can’t take it with you. You’re stuck with them forever or have to rebuild your website from the ground up. You at least own the domain name so there’s that, but for me it’s not worth the work if I have to restart should I ever decide I hate the company.
I want more people to know this because every time I’ve looked into something advertised by youtubers, it’s never been good.
if they werent scams they would do real advertising. simple as
