Yes, there's a sense of a light going on about how the world works. I remember on here (or one of the predecessors, actually) someone coming on and crying that they'd bought a Sky subscription on the assumption that that entitled him to see all the football matches that were then available and then another company like Setanta (which shows how long ago it was) had come along and got the rights for some games and that meant they would need to take out another subscription if they wanted access to everything that was available. It's the way it is. The only real way to deal with it is to not use these companies or use them sparingly if you have to. There are alternatives.Haven't watched it all, but he's just describing capitalism in the modern age. It's not really any different than what other businesses have done over time, it's just they can do it easier through the use of technology.
He hates big tech so much, he's wearing an Apple watch and doing it via Google owned Youtube (where he asks for subscribers).
Of course but ….. Uber, Amazon et al have been much much better and almost deceive via the trust and loyalty many fell for.He's just discribed capitalism, it's not just Internet providers.
Whetherspoons, supermarkets, and pretty much any multinational, and the Premier League.
Of course but ….. Uber, Amazon et al have been much much better and almost deceive via the trust and loyalty many fell for.
They are still viewed as the darlings (remember the joy at Uber coming to Stockton)
Other more traditional capitalist enterprises - Supermarkets, Ryanair get regularly slaughtered.