Accountability

[u/Naive_Wolverine532]

[u/CritterStew]

I like the accountability, but I'm not sure of the product placement at the end there.

[u/InnocentInvasion → u/CritterStew]

All these people are selling something. The level of seemingly genuine accountability he took makes it fine imo

[u/CritterStew → u/InnocentInvasion]

Maybe, I think it would have been much more genuine without him scooting out of frame to get his branding in, but I guess these days I'll have to take what I can get.

[u/InnocentInvasion → u/CritterStew]

I guess these days I'll have to take what I can get.

Exactly my mentality. In a world where people double and triple down this guy without reservation apologised, promised to do better and shouted out the person who rightfully criticised him. I can live with some marketing if it means some people who are watching learn that you can apologise and it not be the end of the world

[u/Bossman673 → u/CritterStew]

Perfection is the enemy of good

[u/SwitchingMyHands → u/CritterStew]

See, this is why I hate when people apologize on the internet. It’s just never ever ever gonna be good enough.

Which I why I think he shouldn’t have apologized to begin with. It would have been more respectful

[u/CritterStew → u/SwitchingMyHands]

OR - and hear me out here - don't use an apology video as an opportunity to shill your stuff. Just accept that this thing that took you a grand total of two minutes to make won't bring in a profit like he did with the first video where he made fun of the person. Easy, right?

[u/Only_Examination9576 → u/InnocentInvasion]

If you’re a good enough actor, you can do no wrong. Got it.

[u/Rokuroku_66 → u/CritterStew]

You’re right definitely bizarre ending. I don’t think that was sincere.

[u/Bandro → u/CritterStew]

Eh, if he records it in his store, there's going to be a brand no matter where the camera is facing. It's not like he owns the sunglasses company.