semi-related but i saw in recent days that this massive 'honey' scandal cropped up out of nowhere and all of the big names were bandwagonning and making huge claims of the service being a scam. i watched the video and the part they leave out of their titles is "for content creators". > the biggest scandal in youtube history (class action imminent) the whole scandal is that they have been partially pocketing referral code commissions since being sold to paypal. there is zero impact or cost on the consumers, i've used it in the past (i rarely buy shit online) and the coupons it fished up were genuine and saved me money for nothing. new e-celebs are only doing it for the profit and whine over taking a 1% hit and beg for donations and compensation. it's been this way for like a decade, people used to upload things for fun but now even a streamer with 2 viewers has "career" in the back of his mind. everything is gay now. even running ad rolls in your video used to be seen as scummy
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