Always relevant (sadly…)

Funny enough, the reference in the anime was to Chinese manufacturing practices, but the Amazon stuff is quite relevant yet

Cruel modern times jokingly explained in Yuushibu.

To cheer you up, I now make much more lighthearted videos about alcohol so you can go enjoy some of those if you want:

6 deaths in the same amount of months? 1 DEATH PER MONTH IN THE SAME WAREHOUSE??? how was this not shut the fuck down

Just stop buying from Amazon… If you can boycott plastic straws this one should be easier since straws only replacement are papers and Amazon has many alternatives

My original video (it’s old, please forgive the crust): Yusibu's (Probably Accidental) Anti-Capitalist Ideology

Is weird because I'm that anime they are working to death the demon army remains, it can make sense how humans don't care, the real world don't have such an excuse. Shitty corporation and coward workers. Can they be sued for making people work close to a corpse? Trauma and shit.

I'm not working next to a dead body. I'm calling the cops

What's the anime ?

So I worked several factory jobs (non union) soni have something to compare to. Amazon provides pretty good benefits especially healthcare compared to others (non union btw) but yeah their system is not perfect and there are still potential labor abuses. The leaning curve for amazon jobs is quite low and they do provide training. In other places its like OSHA doesnt exist. So I think there should be worker protections and fair wages

People going crazy about a single dead Amazon drone all the while the lowest Amazon warehouse worker probably already has more labor rights and better benefits than 2/3 of non-Amazon blue collar workers. Meanwhile, nobody remembers the No Frills clerk who died behind a freezer.

@MorePerfectUS is a lying piece of shit, though

Pretty decent Some More News parody ngl. Got all the mannerisms down to a tee.