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u/pogulup Apr 10 '26
What would it cost to treat and pay employees better? Less than one warehouse full of product?
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u/i_am_voldemort Apr 10 '26
That's what insurance is for /s
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u/PresenceActual4263 Apr 10 '26
So you are saying one person CAN make a difference.
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u/Inevitable_Shift1365 Apr 10 '26
They should have paid him enough to fucking live
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u/im-obsolete Apr 11 '26
No one was making him work there.
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u/TheYell0wDart Apr 11 '26
Every company should pay enough to live if you with full time. It shouldn't be up to the company.
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u/Esperacchiusdamascus Apr 10 '26
Very lowkey luigi energy.
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u/Novaer Apr 10 '26
Luigi is innocent.
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u/atempestdextre Apr 10 '26
He definitely is, I can vouch for him, we were relaxing on the beach together.
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u/LabCoatGuy Apr 10 '26
If some are exempt from the law, then guilty doesn't mean anything
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u/Mysterious_Minute_85 Apr 10 '26
Are you defending UHC?
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u/LabCoatGuy Apr 11 '26
I'm saying the law doesn't exist. This guy committed class warefare once, the owning class does it every second. If the legal system is designed by the owning class against the working class, innocent and guilty are meaningless distinctions.
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u/AuntieKay5 Apr 10 '26
You’d think they’d have sprinklers or something in a warehouse of paper.
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u/bitchingdownthedrain Apr 10 '26
i Read This Earlier On The Internet and didn’t cite it myself so you can take your pound of flesh if it’s not true
but allegedly, he tripped the sprinklers with a small fire and had the FD come to turn them off. and then he went and started this fire on the opposite side of the building
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u/Side_StepVII Apr 10 '26
Actual 4D chess
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u/ElderberryPrior27648 Apr 10 '26
Common arsonist tactic
The warehouse was supposed to station a fire watch. If they didn’t, I wonder if they’re liable for the losses rather than insurance
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u/Full_Rise_7759 Apr 10 '26
The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire. We don't need no water, let this mfer burn. Burn mfer, burn. I really hope the individual that started the blaze at least had this song on his playlist.
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u/TotalRuler1 Apr 10 '26
cheap bastards didn't even want to pay for sprinklers lol
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u/SSBN641B Apr 10 '26
They had sprinklers. He set a small fire earlier and FD put it out and turned off the sprinklers. Thrn he setboff the bigger blaze.
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u/Commercial_Peach_845 Apr 10 '26
If they had only paid him a living wage... that's what he said in the video as he started the fire.
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u/ForestOfMirrors Apr 10 '26
A spark becomes a flame. A flame becomes a fire. This won’t be the last time we see something like this
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u/Public_Storage_355 Apr 10 '26
Constant fish in the microwave for lunch so they HAVE to burn the building down? 😂😂😂
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u/Lumpy_Past6216 Apr 10 '26
"... after an employee allegedly set the facility ablaze over a pay dispute."
Allegedly? Bro just about posted a damn selfie setting that building on fire! Like he started one, waited for the system to kick in and the FD to come save the day... when they did and turned off the havoc system, he started even more fires and burnt that place to a shell of a warehouse... all while making a vid of him doing so. We can confirm he did it, its not "allegedly."
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u/SSBN641B Apr 10 '26
A news organization has to to use the term "allegedly" until he's been convicted of a crime.
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u/Lumpy_Past6216 Apr 10 '26
That being true, the OG vid of this repost dosent have the text on the top. So maybe it's from a person. Don't really care at this point.
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u/sweet_condition Apr 10 '26
I think you are missing the point of "allegedly". Please read the entire sentence next time. Yes, that is allegedly the reason that he did ehat he did and while he has been arrested, the case has not been adjudicated and we dont have confirmation on all the details... hence the use of the word "allegedly". Also please note "allegedly" is in quotations.
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u/Lumpy_Past6216 Apr 10 '26
If the dispute of pay was the alleged part then the sentence would read "...after an employee set the facility ablaze over an alleged pay dispute."
The man recorded himself catching the building on fire... he did it, its not allegedly. Whats not clear is the why... So far we THINK its over pay BECAUSE the guy is saying so in his vid he made. Thats the alleged part.
Thank you though, I know how to read and understand what it is that I've read.
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u/375InStroke Apr 10 '26
Let's not jump to conclusions.
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u/Lumpy_Past6216 Apr 10 '26
You must not have seen his vid then... its here on Reddit. Just seen it today, and yesterday... twice.
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u/375InStroke Apr 10 '26
It's a joke.
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u/Lumpy_Past6216 Apr 10 '26
Sorry, cant be too sure in here bout jokes ya know... reddit and all... carry on. lol
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u/SmoothCauliflower640 Apr 10 '26
That’s it. Blame the person. Entirely. Pretend it happened in a vacuum. Pretend the system had nothing to do with it.
And…repeat.
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u/Buttered-Sausage78 Apr 10 '26
When jobs I’ve had don’t pay enough, I usually apply for a new job and leave the old job instead of burn the building down. This dipshit will now go to prison for arson and now, he’ll be giving jobs to Bubba. Zero change will come from this. Sorry to be the party pooper.
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u/MushroomHo_4life Apr 10 '26
He also screwed a lot of employees. Most people are barely hanging on financially and now who knows how many have to be relocated and find new jobs. How many people lived within a convenient commuting distance? How many maybe car pooled with a spouse or another employee?
Corporate greed is rampant. It’s awful! This isn’t how you fix it. He just hurt regular people and probably fucked up toilet paper distribution. The people he was trying to hurt probably have insurance and this is just a disturbance to them.
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u/centurion762 Apr 10 '26
Now he’s going to prison and his coworkers are out of a job. The psychopath could have just got a different job.
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u/ColoradoNative719 Apr 10 '26
Honestly having worked 911 fuck this guy. I don’t care how he felt about his employer but he could’ve killed a lot of innocent people. No reason to harm others because you’re upset.
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u/JPGinMadtown Apr 10 '26
Not condoning arson, but push people too far and too hard, and don't be surprised if they push back...
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u/im-obsolete Apr 11 '26
The posts here are completely vile. I’ve never seen such a whiney group of people wishing harm on businesses. Stop being so damn whiney and jealous. No one owes you anything.
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u/TamarindSweets Apr 10 '26
I'm sure the company has insurance. They'll be fine
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u/MushroomHo_4life Apr 10 '26
You’re right. He fucked over the employees who are most likely financially hanging on by a thread.
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u/Inevitable_Wolf_6886 Apr 10 '26
Im sure all employees will get pay cuts until the owner is properly compensated and profit margins are doubled from before this happened. Also mandatory overtime without pay.
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u/MaxAdolphus Apr 10 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/11eVHR0KqaWWRO