Resellers Are the Most Pathetic People
44sThe opening statement is bold and provocative, immediately sparking strong reactions and debate.
▶ Play ClipThe speaker expresses extreme contempt for resellers and scalpers, focusing on a specific individual who buys out entire inventories of limited-edition popcorn buckets from movie theaters to resell at inflated prices. The speaker highlights the absurdity and dishonesty of this practice, including the reseller's repeated use of the same clip to falsely claim he gave free popcorn to a homeless person.
The speaker believes resellers are one of the most shameful professions, comparing them to a blemish on one's reputation.
There is a whole career of people trying to make money by buying out limited-edition popcorn buckets from theaters and flipping them online.
The speaker notes that buy limits are now necessary on every item because scalpers will buy everything to flip online.
A scalper buys all the Toy Story popcorn buckets, leaving none for others, and the speaker notes the disgust of onlookers.
The scalper claims to give free popcorn to a homeless man, but the speaker points out it's the same clip reused, suggesting it's a lie.
The scalper sells the Buzz Lightyear popcorn buckets for €80, exploiting scarcity for profit.
The scalper uses the exact same clip of giving popcorn to a homeless person in multiple videos, indicating it's staged.
The speaker concludes that scalpers and resellers are complete scum, and the video is a condemnation of their practices.
"The title 'Didn't Think It Could Get More Pathetic' accurately reflects the speaker's strong disdain for resellers, and the content delivers on that promise by showing a particularly dishonest and greedy scalper."
What does the speaker think of resellers?
The speaker believes resellers are one of the most shameful professions and compares them to a blemish on one's reputation.
What is the main activity of the scalper in the video?
The scalper buys out entire inventories of limited-edition popcorn buckets from theaters to flip them online for a profit.
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Why does the speaker say buy limits are necessary?
Because scalpers will buy all inventory to flip online, leaving none for others.
1:43
What does the scalper claim to do with the free popcorn?
He claims to give it to a homeless person.
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How does the speaker prove the scalper's charity is fake?
The scalper uses the exact same clip of giving popcorn to a homeless person in multiple videos, indicating it's staged.
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What is the scalper's markup on the Buzz Lightyear popcorn buckets?
He sells them for €80.
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What does the speaker conclude about scalpers and resellers?
They are complete scum.
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Resellers are scum
This is a strong, emotional opening that sets the tone for the entire video.
Need for buy limits
This highlights a practical consequence of scalping: the need for buy limits on all items.
1:43Fake charity
This exposes the scalper's dishonesty and attempts to appear charitable.
4:47Fraudulent clip
This demonstrates the scalper's use of the same clip to fake charity, showing his lack of integrity.
8:20Conclusion
This is a strong, final condemnation of scalpers and resellers.
9:46[00:00] I believe resellers are deserving of no
[00:02] respect and have one of the most
[00:04] shameful professions imaginable. It's
[00:07] one of those things that's like a
[00:08] blemish on your own reputation if it
[00:11] comes out that you're a reseller. That's
[00:13] one of those things where if your family
[00:14] finds out, maybe they stop inviting you
[00:16] over for Thanksgiving. I think it is
[00:18] just so unbelievably cringe, scummy, and
[00:21] pathetic. And I know I've been focusing
[00:23] on like Pokemon scalpers, but I'm just
[00:25] talking about scalpers and resellers in
[00:27] general. It is just so gross, man. And
[00:31] it's so beyond out of control. So, I
[00:34] know this is nothing new and I'm sure a
[00:35] lot of you are familiar, but there is a
[00:37] whole
[00:38] career people are trying to make out of
[00:40] being popcorn bucket resellers. And I'm
[00:44] not jerking your girkin either. This is
[00:46] a very real thing that some delusional,
[00:49] imbecile, loveless losers are actually
[00:53] trying to make their lives work. This is
[00:56] their business. They go and buy out the
[00:59] entire inventory of those limited
[01:01] edition popcorn buckets that come out
[01:03] for big movies in order to flip them
[01:04] online for a profit. And there is one
[01:07] guy who I just found out about that is
[01:09] so unapologetic and proud of it that he
[01:12] films himself going to buy out all of
[01:14] the popcorn buckets inventory from the
[01:17] theaters in order to flip them online.
[01:19] Now, of course, he does he does like to
[01:21] spread his wings here, and he doesn't
[01:23] just marry himself to only popcorn
[01:25] buckets that he scalps. He of course has
[01:27] to dabble in Pokemon because that's just
[01:30] part of the scalper DNA. But I want to
[01:32] show you his popcorn bucket endeavors in
[01:35] particular because this is
[01:36] extraordinarily embarrassing garbage.
[01:43] Uh them Toy Story popcorn buckets. Um
[01:46] how many am I allowed to buy?
[01:49] No. How many have you got? Yeah. What?
[01:51] Can I grab just whatever there is?
[01:53] That's all right.
[01:58] >> It's wild to me how we've reached a
[02:00] point where we actually have to
[02:01] implement buy limits on every single
[02:03] item ever produced because goobers like
[02:06] this exist now where if there's not buy
[02:08] limits, they'll just buy [ __ ] all of
[02:10] it in order to flip online. Even things
[02:12] as simple as squishy fidget toys like
[02:15] needles and [ __ ] People are slitting
[02:17] each other's throats over so that way
[02:19] they can flip them online for a profit
[02:21] with their big markups. And now popcorn
[02:25] buckets in the crosshairs here from the
[02:28] reseller uh plague here. These [ __ ]
[02:31] cockroaches
[02:36] right to get the Buzz Lights from Basu.
[02:44] >> Sweet. Thank you.
[02:47] Perfect.
[02:49] >> Cheers. Do you want free popcorn?
[02:51] >> Oh, okay. This is going to be a [ __ ]
[02:53] nightmare. This is going to go all over
[02:54] my car. Look at the two people behind
[02:56] him watching on in disgust and horror as
[02:59] this guy spends presumably hundreds of
[03:01] dollars to ensure that no one else can
[03:03] get those popcorn buckets. I imagine
[03:05] that they were probably waiting in line
[03:07] and probably were wanting a popcorn
[03:09] bucket here as well considering the look
[03:12] on their faces is just shock and awe.
[03:15] Like what kind of loser they've just
[03:17] bore witness to. It's like a crypted
[03:19] sighting. So I imagine they probably
[03:22] wanted one as well. They're probably
[03:23] there to see Toy Story and now they
[03:25] can't get one cuz this guy just bought
[03:27] them all. But at least he had a heart.
[03:29] At least this saint offered them some
[03:32] free popcorn, which they politely
[03:34] declined, and I fully understand why. I
[03:36] think that's a completely understandable
[03:38] decision to make there. When it comes to
[03:40] getting offered free food or drink from
[03:42] a stranger, probably best not to play
[03:45] with fire. Too many horror stories out
[03:47] there, so why even open that can of
[03:48] worms? Just play it safe. Especially
[03:50] when dealing with resellers. With
[03:52] scalpers, you never know what kind of
[03:55] evil [ __ ] they might be up to. So, I
[03:57] fully get why they'd say no to that
[03:59] offer, but now this dude gets to fill
[04:02] his bags with those precious popcorn
[04:04] buckets.
[04:23] Luckily, he was able to get all of it
[04:24] into his car. Thankfully, I was really
[04:27] praying for him there. And well, it
[04:30] worked. It came through. He was able to
[04:31] get all those popcorn buckets into his
[04:33] vehicle. And now he's got a lot of free
[04:36] popcorn as well.
[04:47] Do you like popcorn?
[04:51] >> Like loads in there.
[04:53] >> Now take the lot of it if you want it.
[04:55] >> Go on. I'll give it to lads.
[04:56] >> Do you want all of it? Yeah.
[04:57] >> Yeah. Yeah, please.
[04:58] >> Have you got a bag?
[04:59] >> I've got a good
[05:01] >> Yeah. At the very least, he found a
[05:04] homeless man to give the popcorn to. So
[05:07] that's positive, right? That's nice.
[05:10] Except here's the thing. I don't trust
[05:13] that because I'm going to show you in
[05:15] another one of his videos where he goes
[05:16] and gets more Buzz Lightyear popcorn
[05:18] buckets. Uh clearing out their inventory
[05:20] yet again. Just this gluttonous [ __ ]
[05:22] maniac here coming through. He does the
[05:25] same thing where he's looking for a
[05:26] homeless person to give that free
[05:27] popcorn to. And then it's the exact same
[05:30] clip as this where it's the same
[05:32] homeless man. It's the exact same clip
[05:34] just repeated again yet on a completely
[05:36] different day of him clearing out the
[05:37] popcorn bucket inventory.
[05:40] So, how does that work? Seems like he's
[05:43] lying about that. He's just playing the
[05:45] same clip again. And who's to say that
[05:47] that's actually a homeless person and
[05:48] not just like a friend of his that he
[05:50] had come through and pick up the popcorn
[05:51] buckets that we get some good boy points
[05:53] online. Like, look at how nice I am.
[05:55] Look at what a benevolent angel I am. I
[05:58] gave a homeless person this free popcorn
[05:59] when I was scalping these popcorn
[06:01] buckets. Can everyone please appreciate
[06:03] the good deed that I've just done? Also,
[06:05] these Buzz Lightyear popcorn buckets I'm
[06:07] selling for €80, by the way. Please get
[06:11] them now. I know crawling over each
[06:13] other like World War Z zombies to get
[06:15] their hands on my overpriced Buzz Light
[06:17] your popcorn buckets.
[06:37] out.
[06:41] >> Got you.
[06:44] >> She's teaching him how to set this up
[06:46] because a she can tell that he is
[06:49] visibly stupid and B, she's under the
[06:52] false pretense that he's buying these to
[06:54] use them. He's not. He's buying these to
[06:57] exploit the scarcity that he's
[06:58] introducing here. That's the That's the
[07:02] MO of all scalpers. Buy as much as you
[07:05] possibly can so that way normal people
[07:06] who actually want them can't get them.
[07:08] So then they engage in the secondary
[07:10] market with these [ __ ] fungal ghouls
[07:13] who are capitalizing off it with this
[07:15] huge markup to line their pockets and
[07:18] take advantage of it. So he's not ever
[07:21] going to use one of these or anything.
[07:23] They're not for him. He's just reselling
[07:26] them. He's just a piece of [ __ ] scumbag.
[07:51] Oh, mate. What the [ __ ]
[08:00] Do you like popcorn?
[08:02] >> Yeah.
[08:02] >> Yeah.
[08:03] >> Wait. Do you want some?
[08:04] >> Yeah, please.
[08:07] >> It's literally
[08:12] >> like loads in there.
[08:14] >> Now take the lot of it if you want it.
[08:16] >> Come on. I'll give it to
[08:17] >> Do you want all of it? Yeah.
[08:18] >> You see what I mean? It's just the exact
[08:20] same clip that he copy and pasted here.
[08:22] So that is fraudulent. I'm assuming that
[08:25] with this popcorn bucket haul, he just
[08:27] threw away the free popcorn. He had that
[08:29] popcorn in his trunk and it wasn't
[08:31] looked like it was fitting. So I imagine
[08:33] he just threw it in the trash just
[08:35] wasting all of that food. Clearly didn't
[08:37] want to show that to the audience. So
[08:38] again, he went back to the old tried
[08:41] andrue, the Elcláico of I gave it to a
[08:44] homeless person. Look, here's the clip
[08:46] even though it's the exact same clip
[08:47] from the other video that he's just
[08:48] repeated. And it can't be from the same
[08:50] day or anything because this time around
[08:52] his popcorn, his free popcorn was in a
[08:54] different bag in the trunk, not in the
[08:56] back seat. So, it's just I don't know
[08:58] who he thought he was fooling with that.
[09:00] But he also probably doesn't care cuz
[09:03] the people that are watching this, it's
[09:04] two people. One, people like me that
[09:06] shoot spitballs at him and believe that
[09:08] everywhere he goes, he should be just
[09:10] had bells rung, like the shame bells,
[09:13] letting people know that there's a
[09:14] scalper coming through, just a stinky
[09:15] degenerate. or two like-minded losers
[09:19] that are watching this and thinking that
[09:21] it's a good business opportunity and
[09:22] like trying to join in and like follow
[09:25] along here so they can try and make a
[09:26] little bit of money flipping [ __ ]
[09:28] Buzz Lightyear popcorn buckets. So, he
[09:30] doesn't really care about like whether
[09:32] or not people know that he threw away
[09:34] popcorn, but he was probably just trying
[09:35] to like cover his own ass just in case.
[09:37] But, it didn't work. It's very clearly a
[09:40] lie here. He didn't give that popcorn to
[09:42] a homeless man in this video. It's the
[09:44] same clip from the other video. Anyway,
[09:46] this [ __ ] sucks. He sucks. Scalpers,
[09:48] resellers, just complete scum. That's
[09:50] really about it.
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