I cannot wrap my head around the fact that flight attendants aren’t payed until the doors close/take off. 35 hours a month of free work. That’s practically an ENTIRE FULL WEEK OF WORK unpaid. Why is that allowed? How is that LEGAL. If I’m not being payed, I’m not working. I’ll be there but I’m not lifting a finger. I just don’t get it. How is it legal?
It’s not legal if they make you do any work outside of being clocked in. Point blank. It’s a federal law that if you have to do any work, you get paid.
For those who don't want to do the math: That $31 million that CEOs of Delta and American make? That's $3,538.81 *per hour* -- 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. That's $56 per minute. But yes, the problem is the greedy flight attendants who want to be paid for their time.
My aunt has been a Delta flight attendant for over 20 years. She's never been able to afford to live alone and lives in a home that's split into multiple living areas and has never had kids. During the pandemic when they dropped a lot of them, she spent many months stressing and crying. The worst part? When they rehired her, she lost her seniority/pay raises and started back at square one
As a Flight Attendant of going on 10 years…, THANK YOU FOR TALKING ABOUT THIS! If I work only what I am awarded to fly in a month, I take home about $2,500-$3,000 a MONTH, after taxes. THATS AT A 9 YEAR PAY RATE! If I work a one day trip, like I did the other day, I had to be at the airport at 2pm and didn’t get off work until 11:30pm….I was paid for 5.6 of those hours. But at any time during my day there, I could have been fired or reprimanded if I was late or anything else. My airline is paid similarly to SouthWest, we don’t get paid until we’re in the air. It’s called TFP (Trip for Pay). Whereas many other airlines are paid by what is called Block Hours (brakes off/door close to brakes on). I love flying, but many of us are on food stamps and can’t afford rent. Again, as a long time PDS viewer, thank you for using your voice for us.
As a disabled person who has flown *a lot* since I was an unaccompanied minor, I've seen how much y'all do. Extremely genuine question - how the HELL are they convincing you guys to start and continue working so much for such little pay? Is it the allure of travel since the U.S. is so damn big traveling is prohibitively difficult/expensive?
@@lizzyblitz07 in the beginning, it’s the fun and adventure I think. The ability to get on a plane and go anywhere. But now, aviation is embedded in my heart. The idea of not being able to fly is kind of upsetting. It’s obviously not like that for everyone. But for me, it would literally be like a bird with clipped wings. A sense of freedom that is missing. 🤷🏼♀️ And as crazy as it sounds, I’d miss helping people on the planes.
@@MissWhitexAre you a long courier or a domestic flight attendant? I’m French and the situation is completely different here. When you’re long courier, depending on where you go, you get one to two days of rest in a 4 to 5 star hotel before coming back. Paid by the company. Long courier flight attendants spend literally half of their time on paid vacation on the beach in Johannesburg or Rio de Janeiro. It annoys a lot of people. And on the contrary if you’re flying domestic which is more towards the end of your career, you fly 8 times a day and get no rest. So the system doesn’t really make sense but long courier is where it’s at and why so many girls sign up. They live the life for a decade, then they have a kid or reach 35, have to switch to domestic and the wake up call is brutal. Advantages are good though, and pay is very honest, but it’s France.
@@buffywasright I can see why some people would be upset…that sounds amazing 😂 My airline is the 6th largest in the US (if that says anything without saying names). We fly domestic and South America. Most of my trips are 3-4 days long; normally I try not to fly more than two flights a day on those. Our layovers can range from 10.5hrs(FAA minimum rest requirements (although the company will start that timer the moment we’re off the plane…not when we’re at our hotel)) and the longest I’ve had was around 32 hrs (I got an extended layover due to a cancellation (I’ve on rare occasion, seen a 72hr layover)). The company is required contractually to provide our hotel. In my base, LA, we cover 4 airports. So if you’re a reserve with no car? It’s damn near impossible to do this job. Between the price for a crash pash, uber to and from work, along with any kind of living expenses…I don’t know how they do it. It was hard enough for me 9 years ago. We’re talking a 2 hour call out for a reserve that might be near LAX who has to cover an airport that’s an hour drive on a good day with no one on the highway. It’s kinda crazy. We have some trips that I’ve seen that can have up to 5 flights in a day. And we have a route that we call the “milk run”, which literally brings cargo to some of the areas we land in up north. My days are normally over 8+ hours long (including report time, pre boarding, flight time, deplaning, etc.) but I’m paid for half of that time mostly. I tell people I work a full time job for part time pay🤷🏼♀️
If your job is important enough for the government to be allowed to say you can't strike, then you're job is important enough for you to be paid a premium.
It's mind boggling to me that this isn't the actual logic behind these designations. Idk in what world it makes sense today or even 30 years ago for the *most important jobs in the economy* to have the *least flexibility, rights, and pay*. This economy is built upside down I swear
@@Senscion simple. if the threat of a strike is a big enough issue for the government to say they're not allowed to do it, then the government should have incentive to ensure that they also don't simply seek other employment, as that would have the same effect while also not being a strike. You know, the thing people constantly tell minimum wage workers to do if they're not happy with their wages. Funny how that's never said to dissatisfied people working in critical positions like nursing or travel...
Same thing happened to me when I worked at retail during the pandemic (grocery). Not comparable to what's required for airline work, but I understand being treated like crap and being underpaid for what is essentially a job needed to keep a system running.
Essential just like an ant. If they all die then things go to hell. Though if one or two die, no one will notice. You are essential when viewed as a whole. When viewed as an individual you are not essential. Many others can fill your role or do your job with minimal training. If you truly had unique and essential talent then you’d be paid well or would know your worth and value and find another job or make your own company as. Those are skills of a real essential person.
@@philiplubduck6107Essential means they keep this shit barely held up economy afloat because without consumerism and people spending, America literally dies...thats all we have
I have to fly regularly for work. First, I am sorry for what is being done to you, but also thank you for doing it as long as you have. It absolutely should not be that you aren't getting paid the moment you are at the airport. In fact, it is absolutely a poor excuse not to pay you with todays abikity to even clock in via app on your phone! I do not blame you for leaving that job. I hope you find better soon.
I applied to be a flight attendant in like 2014 and when I heard that you don’t get compensated for waiting for the airplane to fly I dipped halfway through the interview. That is wage left. If it’s an essential service, the government needs to be in charge of it. Not profit driven corporations.
I do: Privilege. He thought he could do the bare minimum and actually get something out of it. He lacks a real education, hence he doesn't know anything about much of anything. He's wealthy enough, and always has been, to just learn the bare minimum to make UA-cam videos.
I could MAYBE see that app costing $12 total. Still way too high, but some would probably find it worth it. $12 a month is some cash grab BS. Rhett and Link wouldn't even try to pull that and they love milking their fans (myself included).
Lmao, yep, those two love to milk their fans dry with merch, subscriptions, and even having a million different channels for those that can't afford anything else. Although I'll say they're probably more money hungry than the app, at least they make smart decisions on what to make and their products seem to be worth it (tho idk cause no one I know has ever bought any of it)
Like unless they are consistently uploading new artwork from individual artists every month and as a customer you know your money is going to the artists….. yeah it looks shady
I'm glad Mike brought up the calorie issue. The fact that Mr Beast defends Luncly over Lunchables for having *fewer* calories tells me that he doesn't understand what kids actually needs. Neither is a good product but you genuinely can't say "oh we have 80 less calories!" as a selling point, these aren't adults trying to diet. It's literally children. That keeps being the biggest issue, all 3 youtubers are selling a product to children without knowing what they need, pretending (or worse, actually thinking) they're doing good, and are doing genuine harm instead.
Sucks because while I’ve never really been a fan of Logan Paul I liked Mr. Beasts older videos and I was a really big fan of KSI back in the FIFA days. So sad.
It isn't only kids who eat them but as a non American I assumed that was more for the parents and partly and I could be generalizing here but from the outside looking in, isn't there a childhood obesity issue in the states? I don't think calories should be mentioned about food for kids but if I was to be generous in trying to understand the need to mention calories, would obesity be an influence?
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Yep. It’s what I’ve been screaming about since I saw this come up. 230 calories is not enough food for growing bodies. Growing bodies need FUEL and lots of it! It did open up a discussion with my kids about the topic though! We had a talk about how just because a product has fewer calories doesn’t mean it’s better! And that consuming fewer than the recommended calories could have serious health effects! We talked about “eat when you’re hungry, drink when you’re thirsty” and that children, unless directed by their DOCTOR shouldn’t be counting calories. I’m seriously worried we could see a spike in ED’s from this. 😢 I’m hoping if more parents have these talks with their kids, they spread it to each other and keep each other safe. ❤
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@@101spacemonkeyThere has been an obesity problem for many years. And if the intent was to help with that, I’d argue it’s still pretty dangerous. Diets are between a child, their parents, and their DOCTOR. If the doctor sees a concern, then the discussion is had. But ED’s can start very early, especially if influential people start talking about food and calories in a negative way. That’s my main concern, the messaging could be taken by impressionable kids and screw up the way they see food. 😢
My daughter is training to be a pilot and one thing I KNOW is that FAs are essential to a good flight. They have so much responsibility and are treated so ridiculously poorly. I’m thankful for FAs keeping passengers safe ❤
YOU WORK 12 HOURS YOU GET PAID 12 HOURS... How hard is that to comprehend?! The only acceptable alternative is to put prices up for an entire flight (ie $300 for NY to Chicago or something) and then let people sign up to work those flights (shifts). Yes I know this would mean that some routes people will avoid because they'll price them too low, but then they'd be forced to up them to encourage workers onto them. What world do we live in that common sense and basic ethical/moral behavior is impossible to expect. CEOs take home massive pay checks and then turn around and fight against paying workers the hours they actively worked, regardless if they happen to be on the ground or in the air, or if the plane happens to have an open door or a closed door. Fucking sick of corporate greed, people say we need to stand up to government but let's be honest, if we stand up to corporations and take more hard-line stances, then the government cleans up at the same time. Un-fucking-believable.
As a flight attendant, I sincerely appreciate your coverage of our continued struggles and fight. You knew your stuff. My airline has yet to get us a new contract, and our current one is 11 years old. Our new hires are living out of their cars or out of the airport itself. We just want a living wage and to be paid appropriately for our skills and job expectations. Thank you for keeping the subject alive.
I'm a bartender and I had NO idea that flight attendants make half of what I can bring in. I genuinely believed it was a "proper career" holy moly. That's insane. To be considered essential, that should mean that we do everything in our power to pay them properly, show appreciation, and make the job sustainable. The fact that it means a loss of workers rights is backwards.
I've been a bartender for 15 years now mostly because I've realized most "proper" careers pay shit compared to what I make. I make more than teachers, flight attendants, EMTs, a lot of nurses, most cops, and some firefighters.
It's funny how professions typically filled by women are often paid with "life style advantages" or "personal fulfillment" rather than cold, hard cash. Working as a flight attendant has historically been touted as a glamorous job where you get to travel the world and rub shoulders with the rich and famous. The reality is that they work grueling, extremely physical work, the most stressful customer service imaginable with the added responsibility of potentially acting as an emergency worker. Same with teachers and nurses. They get paid a crappy wage, especially given the education requirements, stress, and essential nature of the work but it's okay cause they are "bettering the world." It's freaking BS and people that ensure our well-being and actual lives deserve to be paid more than dirt plus "good vibes."
@@PalmelaHanderson Yah the number of these careers which society so sorely needs and should appreciate, but pay terribly never seems to cease. I've been behind the bar for 9 years and had an EMT friend too, who made similar money to me but she worked way more hours to do it. And my friend who is a para-educator for disabled kids used to tell me I should do what she does; but then I realized I make more than her. It's why I haven't stopped bartending too. Even though customer service is horrid, especially as a woman. People talk down to me and don't respect my knowledge behind the bar, I think due to it being thought of as a male profession. Which relates an awful lot to the point @CorwinFound makes as well. *sigh*
It's still wild to me just how much these airline companies will spend to keep from paying a decent wage to flight attendants, yet will constantly blow millions on class action lawsuits and not blink
My company will throw away millions of parts as scrap because they want to trick their customers into thinking they are actually developing a real part. The engineers that fail over and over go get day drunk and play golf while they cut benefits to hourly workers who did nothing wrong. (Not an exaggeration they did that this year and cut employee appreciation day for the hourly workers.)
As a Omaha Resident, it sicken me that our votes could be disenfranchised this close to the election. While I'm glad McDonnell is for now holding firm, it disgust me that he is the only thing that's stopping our voice's from being taken away from us. Screw Gov. Pillen, Lindsay Graham, and Trump for pushing to take our votes! Protect the Blue Dot!
It's insane to me how EVERYTHING has to have a monthly subscription now. Especially a fucking wallpaper app. Miss the days when you'd pay a few dollars ONE TIME for the premium version of the app or deal with ads on the free version
Worst part is that it's 11.99$... why aren't they making it dirt cheap like 2$/month. The only subscription I have is shonen jump app and it's 3.99$/month.
What you are failing to realize is that too many people like you would only give a dollar or two ONCE, and expect a forever-updated app for free. And that's not doable because people need to pay the rent and for food.
I'm not saying I agree with it, but part of progress and moving forward is people and companies finding new revenue streams. Enter: subscriptions. A constant revenue stream. Why get someone to pay for something once if they're willing to keep paying again and again and again if they really want/need it?
@@godofbiscuitssf and that's why the free version had ads. Very few apps are worth paying a monthly subscription imo. A wallpaper app definitely isn't worth it.
My mom was the head of her flight attendant union. She fought for them to not have to wear heels during working hours in 1997. It’s so sad to see there’s still so much to fight for considering they have to know so much about safety protocols and deal with abuse from drunk or shitty passenger’s.
Someone disseminating stolen nude photos of cancer patients is a concept I never wanted in my brain. Not just that people actually hacked a system to gain access to the photos, but that there existed enough of a reason (audience) for them to do it. It's hearing things like this that make it a little harder to convince myself that most of us are decent people and it's just the more extreme behavior/beliefs/actions that make up the bulk of the news on either side of the political spectrum.
Remember, there are eight billion humans. Even if there's a tiny, tiny percent of awful people, that's not a small number. Very few people are pedophiles but there's enough that there's a market.
Most people feel the way you do. I certainly do. It’s abhorrent. I think most people think “violating cancer patients” is about as cartoonishly evil as it can be. (I certainly hope)
It actually is just the extremists that are like that. The problem is, that .001% is still hundreds of thousands of people, and those people have enough money to convince others that it's worth it.
I'm glad this issue about Flight Attendant compensation is being brought up again, but it never seems to go anywhere. Every few years, it pops back up but never gains enough public traction to change anything. Unless Congress actually does something and changes the Railway Labor Act, this will never change.
My friend works as a flight attendant for a major airline. She described that even though she worked 5 to 6 days a week, she clocked in at ~80 hours of flight time a month even though she had to be at the airline at 5am and would leave at 7pm. I couldn't imagine working 60-72 hours a week, of which only 20 would be paid. Imagine not being able to go on strike to demand fair compensation, if we told Congress that they would only be paid while they were in Washington and only when the "Doors are closed". All that time lobbying, writing bills, or anything else that they did to "prep" was going to be unpaid, shit would change real quick.
The median salary of a flight attendant is $68,000 and that's not counting benefits. That's $11,000 more than the median of all US jobs which is $57,000 a year.
@@nickgardner1408ok, so these people are working 60-72 hours a week, or 2 full time jobs if we go by when most companies start paying OT. If 57k is the median for ONE full time job, they should be paid 114k/year minimum. Not including the cost of specialty training time, which should qualify as OT. Thanks for helping!
Dude, as a Brazilian I can surely say that Bolsonaro is awful. His mandate was filled with corruption and one of the few who stepped up was this judge. If not by Moraes, our own January 6th would be even worse.
On the MKB situation, it’s strange for him as a reputable reviewer to release a wallpaper app but he seems intent on splitting the profits among the artists; so that nice and probably why there’s ads and subscription. I wouldn’t have even launch an app just direct those asking about his wallpapers to the artists themselves. “If you like my wallpaper and want to buy it from the artist, link is in the description below” easy.
Its definitely a weird way to do it. Why not make it a market place app where artists can sell their art to be used as wallpapers? I'd pay if it had a lot more customizability and other features too. You might as well just buy wallpaper engine or something.
I mean even if he pushed the entire product from that perspective and made a revenue share platform, it would be different. In this case, he paid a few artists for their work and that's it. The actual revenue split is abysmal and only applies to downloads. A similar gripe to Spotify. They're getting the monthly sub but unless that user continues to download images every day those artists aren't getting squat.
@@freshlymemed5680 An open marketplace type thing would likely run afoul of what Amazon, Etsy, Redbubble, Displate and many others deal with - copyright infringement. What it should be is a *curated* marketplace, where each artist who registers has to be approved and provide proof of ownership before they can post. That way we know legit artists are getting paid.
@@freshlymemed5680I have wallpaper engine but does it even work on mobile devices that aren’t jailbroken? I’ve never even considered using it on my phone.
I defiantly would be waaaaay more interested in an app that Artist forward and is a way to get cool art and support artist I like. Also I think it is a miss opportunity to not have it be more robust with the ability to also have custom icon skins and notification sounds. I would watch an ad for decent quality content like that. Though you have to start having some WILD phone mods if you are going to charge a sub though.
I FEEL SO HEARD 😭 i’ve been a regional flight attendant since February of this year, trained all January (entrance exam, final exam, at least 10 tests in between, 12 hour long classes some days) and i’m actually about to quit cuz i’ve just been poor ever since. all i ever wanted to do is travel but this shit just ain’t worth it. i gave up trade school for this and i would have been done with it and making WAY more money by now. i feel scammed bro its so frustrating. thank you for covering this 🙏🏾
I've been thinking about joining a trade. I've heard that the starting pay can be low for some, so I'm a bit hesitant. Admittedly though I haven't done much research just talked to some folks. Did you ever get any insight on the pay range for your trade? Also, I'm rooting for you!! We're all trying to make it out here.
@@henrylorenzo2801 a guy on the bus told me about how much he makes working with sheet metal, from what i remember it was really solid. also i was thinking of going into some kind of electrical maintenence like HVAC or railway technician, since i happen to have a knack for that kinda thing, and those definitely pay a living wage at the least. BEST OF LUCK TO YOU TOO!!!
So aviation workers are just like teachers. Unpaid, working too many unpaid hours and everyone says that they don't need a raise and think they can be dicks to them
Clerks, janitors, construction workers, name a job and its underpaid if it ain't upper management. Though to many "temporarily embarrassed millionaires" to admit we need stricter laws for people getting the wages they deserve and need.
Speaking of Elon’s Musk, can you do a piece on the lawsuit between Cards Against Humanity and SpaceTwitter? It’s gotten some visibility among people who backed CAH’s effort to buy and maintain the land the first time around, but it seems like it’s largely being hidden by “bigger” stories. It’s important to not forget that all of Musk’s companies are incredibly suspicious, and not just Twitter and Tesla.
I'm all for it. It's insane to me that most Americans are effectively disenfranchised in the presidential election due to the mechanics of the EC. Getting rid of it and moving to ranked choice voting would overwhelmingly improve our influence on our leaders... Which is exactly why they fight so hard to prevent either.
The question I constantly ask is “how are lobbying, superPACs, and dark money allowed to exist in politics?”. It ALL comes back to money in politics. Everything.
@@overestimatedforesight Well it was built because back then people were illiterate or simply weren't educated on politics or at all since it was so tough to get access to legislation being talked about and passed so they sent elected people that were well educated and well versed in politics to vote for its people. With how many people support EITHER party without having any information, it's at least proof that getting the information is not the problem anymore, it's digesting it so we do still need electoral colleges but it's impossible to keep any part of an election incorruptible. Keep in mind that over 40% of people still think Trump should be president, which is a scary number that should not be that high.
@@junosgladius the EC was also designed to prevent the more-populous states from having massive sway over the elections. Without the EC, states like California, Texas, and New York would get all the say because they have all the voters, and the states with less people would basically be ignored. The EC ensures that the smaller states still have their voices heard
My dad has been a northwest/delta flight attendant for 39 years. He loves his job, but the long hours are tough on everyone. If every flight attendant was paid a reasonable living wage for all hours on the job, they would be a lot happier.
Phil, you should discuss the fact that MKBHD is allowing people to upload AI art to his Panels app, saying its the "Artists choice". What a fucking joke.
@@Wraiven22 "These are all made by artists who can choose to involve AI or not in their creation process - it'll be up to you how much you value the human touch." - MKBHD at 5:37pm, 9/23/24
As a flight attendant I’m so happy to see this piece! The job is great but it is hard, and the pay is awful. I’ve been at it for three years and the pay makes life really hard, and working (especially if there’s an emergency) when you know you’re not being paid is so painful. As amazing as the travel benefits are any time off is spent doing what we can’t do while on trips like housework and meal prep, and recovering from the social drain the work requires. I don’t know how my crew with children get by.
it’s insane to know that flight attendants don’t get paid for being at the airport. Even when I worked as delivery driver for Domino’s, we got paid while waiting for deliveries while doing nothing. If your job expects you to show up then should be expected to paid for your time.
I could MAYBE see that app costing $12 total. Still way too high, but some would probably find it worth it. $12 a month is some cash grab BS. Rhett and Link wouldn't even try to pull that and they love milking their fans (myself included).
@@alexiswolf1549 Because wallpapers is art and the internet has trained a generation to devalue art. Also other companies give away wallpapers to promo other produces which makes some people think all wallpapers should be free too.
The flight attendant pay is actually insane. Im a painter, and i could never imagine only ever being paid while im ACTUALLY painting. No pay/half pay/marginal pay while setting up ladders, cleaning up, going between jobs etc. They make it sound like theyre not at work while boarding and before boarding. If they would get in trouble for not being there at a certain time, or can't have a beer, then they are at work and deserve full pay. God knows they can afford it, airline tickets are insanely priced.
I was an astrophysicist, working at a university, making $30k per year while consistently working 100-hour weeks in the lab and not going home for days at a time. During covid, things became even more hectic and stressful. I eventually left and began teaching as a middle school teacher, making $50k a year and working roughly 50 hours per week, and they treat me significantly better.
The CTE story hits home for me. I've been wrestling and doing Jiu Jitsu for over 25 years, through College and international competition. Whenever someone says "hey do you remember that one time" and I don't or I misplace something I was just holding I shrug and say "must be the CTE". Luckily no suicidal thoughts. Probably because being choked out is not as bad as full speed tackles. Still can't be good for you though? I try not to overthink about what I love could be slowly killing me.
I am a flight attendant, finished training in February worked on reserve, flew every trip I was given was paid the minimum 75 hours every month. I made 21,000 my first year.
@@Masterplan15 it’s… ok. At times it is crushing but then I enjoy it. I know that in about five years I will be making good money. And at 13 I will be making great money and I will have a great schedule. Just takes time sadly. But the new hires need to be paid way more. We got a new contract which helps. But still.
The creator made Lunchables, Dr. Mike echoed what I said when you first reported on that story, Lunchables aren't enough calories for a child's lunch, and these knuckle heads said it's healthier because it has less calories. Glad they really understand nutrition...
@@Joshua-ho5qm I do my research before a video, I imagine so does Dr. Mike, but just judging by your response... maybe you should grab some crayons and join your friend over there.
LOL that number is absolutely higher. Most ex-NFL players wouldn't admit to health issues. For the first 30-40 years of their life they've been conditioned to ignore their bumps & bruises. That they're built tougher than others. That it's "weak" to be hurt. So I find it very unlikely that the majority of NFL players gave honest answers.
As a pilot I have felt the pain of being exempted from the FLSA. I remember leaving my office job to become a flight instructor in 2022 and I was flabbergasted when during my onboarding I was told that we could work as much as we want but overtime rules don't apply, no pto, no healthcare or any type of benefits. I thought there was no way this could be legal. Unfortunately, the law seems to be written with high earning senior pilots in mind. Entry level jobs in this industry know that we need the experience so they take advantage of this labor loophole.
Fast food worker here, I get paid 12/hr. If I'm somehow making more than a flight attendant I'd be pissed. We can kick people out of our store or call the police and have them escorted out. Flight attendants have to put up with those assholes while IN MID-FLIGHT. They definitely deserve a higher pay rate, holy shit.
With regards to Panels, if people are so worried about the pricing, just don’t use it. There are plenty of other options available, or even just take your own photos. People having a sook over a thing that you don’t have to use is so stupid.
As a former flight attendant in Canada, everything was pretty spot on. To add on to the list of stuff we had to deal, I didn't live in the same province where my base is located, so I had to hopefully make catch a flight to get to my base. I chose to commute, so that part is on me. While I was working for the airline, those flights were free. But since I left, you have to pay to commute to your base. But "don't worry," said the multi-billion dollar company, "you can mark those on your taxes when the time comes!" But we made literally next to nothing, so tell me how that's supposed to work?
More needs to start happening to these companies who do not take appropriate measures to protect people's sensitive information. In my line of work I constantly see companies doing the bare minimum to meet compliance standards to keep operating/compliant. It's absolutely insane that there is almost no repercussions for some of these companies. It's negligence at the very least.
I used to work for a webhost company and there were literally "PCI compliant and HIPAA Compliant" servers that had root passwords with "password12345". I tested, baffled by how what I was seeing could be correct and sure enough it was. I sent them multiple emails and opened a ticket, even left a phone call but no one answered any of these items.
MKHBD went from a normal guy who loves tech to a business man. And I starting actually noticing him becoming that after apple used his name on an apple event. seemed like his ego just went crazy after that. But Franco you have always been down to earth no matter how big you have become. Never let your ego go to your head, that being said, I would love too see new fresh UA-cam tech content creators, these "old" ones are getting boring and have become more business minded than content
Flight attendants should have a starting salary of 70k at least with guaranteed pay for any time they are required to be in the air port, with double pay in the air
Phil, in regards to the food stamps via the flight attendants section. Im on disability via a semi truck accident in Indiana, and i was on food stamps for a bit, but after my disability got above $1500 a month, i only got $20 for food. There is no way a person can live off that. As is, im struggling to eat, pay my bills, and get my medicine every month. Food atamps only help if you make no income whatsoever. Otherwise, it doesn't pay enough to help. I could still use $200 at least to help with food, but that is not gonna happen, and it fucking sucks.
One of the main issues with being on reserve (or at least when I was) is that you are on call for about three weeks out of the month. During that time, you have to stay within two hours of the airport at all times. So, you basically end up living in a crash pad for those three weeks each month. You can’t really take on any side job because you’d need to respond within two hours notice. It’s not like you could just drop everything and head to the airport. Once you’re off reserve, that all changes, but if you never get off reserve, it gets old real quick. (The insurance was great, though-haha-I got a lot of health issues taken care of while working for Republic Airways.)
@@B_Bodziak Well, that sucks. That was the only decent thing about it when I was a flight attendant: $130 a month plus reasonable copays. For example, I got my cornea transplant for about $500 total, and other routine visits were like $15. This was back in Nov 2007 - May 2008. Once I got my eye fixed, I quit because I realized I was never getting off reserve. Republic closed some bases, so all the senior flight attendants were taking the regular lines, leaving nothing for us new reserves.
Politicians work to change voting procedures to benefit a party. Leaders work to change voting procedures to make it more accessible. I know this shit will never go away, but I am so sick of it.
Phil, this is day 4 of asking you to cover Rhyker Earl from Indiana. A 26 year old father who had EMS called for a seizure. Cops came to “assist” but when he stumbled onto one of them, he was forced into prone position and kept there over 15 minutes until he died. EMS was present. They knew he had asthma. There was no reason for this to happen. Please cover the story.
I just read about this story because of this comment. It's so scary to think he was held down after suffering a medical emergency. Prone positions are known to kill and are dangerous.
Regarding the flight attendants' pay and really any other industry's pay, it seems to me that the answer is simple: there should be a legally enforced ratio of compensation for the employees and the executives. I don't know what the right number is, but I know for damn sure that executives should not be compensated over 100 times more than the average employee. It's completely insane that this is allowed in any "first world" country.
Way to go Nebraska senator for putting a stop to changing election delegations just 42 days from the election. It’s been in place for 30 years if they want to change it, do it sometime not in the lead up to an election.
@@skadoodle6206 that’s not the point. The point is that pushing a reform to the current system before an election is not something that should be done with intent to influence the election
To be clear, the only reason the governor isn't going forward with this is because he doesn't have enough votes for it to pass. So no credit due🫤 (edit) oops you said senator, so credit due after all...
Aviation worker this is something I hear from crews all the time. They have said often they won’t lift a finger until it’s time to close the doors. Many have said “they ain’t paying me til that door is closed, why would I do anything until then”
TBH I was looking for the 'Dr. Mike-Lunchly' segment first, and didn't realize it was hidden in the MKBHD part. Thanks Phil 🙄 Getting to my point, my biggest pet-peeve about UA-camrs marketing any food products to school-aged children is that they never do their research into what children NEED to eat versus what they WANT to eat. My daughter may be a toddler, but her health and well-being are my top priority, and I openly talk to her pediatrician about what she consumes regularly. Jimmy, Logan, and KSI are neither parents, nor nutritional experts for children.
My girlfriend is a flight attendent and can confirm, low pay, unpaid excessive hours, and insane requirements first year. Its insane that its illegal for them to strike that just seems unamerican. Our taxes were deemed essential until we threw the tea into the harbor.
I'm from the Nebraskan 2nd congressional district. We proudly celebrate the right to choose instead of going with the group. We call ourselves The Blue Dot in this heavily red state. It feels good to matter. It makes sense to allow the congressional districts to choose for themselves. Being forced to side with the majority sounds like a hell-scape in comparison.
Something I think is really cool, is how it feels like we have our own news specialists here. Dr. Mike covering Health and Wellness, MKBHD covering the Tech World, and of course Philly D covering everything else. I think it's super cool to see creators who I've watched growing up, work together even if this video isn't really a collaboration.
I don't like ads but I do love marketing 😂 "Everyone asks where I get my phone wallpaper", it's funny bcuz how many ppl ask? How many ppl see your phone everyday? It's like everyone asks where I did my toe nails or buy my underwear...who? Who asks that?
Your argument would make more sense if he wasn't a tech youtuber, his phones and wallpapers are pretty regularly in videos for various reasons. A comparable argument would a clothing reviewer being asked about their underwear (because the way underwear sits on you affects how clothes lay [a wallpaper makes part of your phone more visually pleasing], even if you rarely see them), not yourself, unless you actually do regularly get asked about those things, lol Doesn't mean that all those people asking are actually interested in acquiring them, especially for a subscription, but some of them might be interested in the ad-supported version to support the artists if they were particularly impressed with them. Mostly people will just ask out of curiosity though, and maybe look up completely free similar things. Still a weird product not for most people, but probably for enough people to keep servers running and kick a little money towards the artists people genuinely do ask about.
@@yota8325 I'm not saying no one asks, I'm saying what does "Lots" means to you? Would you make a product and start a business for the dozens, or hundreds of ppl that ask him that? I know a couple of thousands of ppl can make a OF model rich but she can spend or not spend money on pics or videos depending on how much she makes. A tech like that needs maintenance, costs, licences, legal, etc... do the "Lots" of ppl asking really want and need or it's a marketing technique used to promote engagement on a product that a few dozens ppl had interest in but they need a bigger target audience to break even?
FYI - MKBHD isn't doing it for a "wallpapers" its to sell your DATA to DATABROKERS ! We live in a different world now, please educate yourself better !
As an aircraft maintenance tech, I personally feel that it sets a dangerous precedent that our right to strike can be and is stolen by our government. This isn't freedom. This is damaging our ability to negotiate for fair wages and benefits. This rule needs to change. "Essential" shouldn't mean "Beholden to the whims of congress for the economy". "Essential" should hold some level of respect for the work we do to keep our aircraft flying and our passengers safe!
Lmao a subscription for a wallpaper app is absolutely absurd. How often are people changing their backgrounds to warrant a subscription that's basically on par with video streaming services
What's to stop people from saving images from any artist on Patreon etc. I don't think it's much of an issue as long as they're not sharing them online, in which case they'll get bopped for copyright infringement. The business model relies on people liking the service enough to stick around and support future wallpaper uploads
I’m a flight attendant and thank you so much for bringing attention to our pay issues. It’s easy for people to say “then get a different job” but many of us make huge changes to our lives to peruse this career and we want to stay we just want to make a living wage while doing it. I’ve been flying for over 7 years and I feel like I’m barely able to keep my head above water. My physical and mental health are negatively affected and it feels like being in an abusive relationship at times. But I’ve been able to provide experiences and opportunities for my family that I don’t think I would be able to do otherwise.
As an American Airlines employee I'm just here to point out that the photo shown was Doug Parker, the previous CEO of American Airlines, not Robert Isom the current CEO. 😂 Also, the APFA National president is Julie HENDRICKS not Hedrick. We still love you though Phil!
I know CTE is primarily being focused on the higher level of football and sports however I remember getting hit just as hard in high school football and wonder how deep this condition goes as children are more susceptible to this type of brain damage too …
I love watching football but I would never ever let my kid play. I also can’t deny that we’d probably be much better off if we stopped playing football entirely, but that’s impossible.
I cannot wrap my head around the fact that flight attendants aren’t payed until the doors close/take off. 35 hours a month of free work. That’s practically an ENTIRE FULL WEEK OF WORK unpaid. Why is that allowed? How is that LEGAL. If I’m not being payed, I’m not working. I’ll be there but I’m not lifting a finger. I just don’t get it. How is it legal?
Because how else will the oligarchs enslave us? Lol
It shouldn't be.
Only in the U.S is this a thing, AFAIK. In Australia you're paid for every moment you're in the airport or on the plane.
It’s not legal if they make you do any work outside of being clocked in. Point blank. It’s a federal law that if you have to do any work, you get paid.
Work will never get free work out of me
Aviation labor laws fall under the NLRB which doesn’t require crews paid until doors closed or parking brake released.
For those who don't want to do the math: That $31 million that CEOs of Delta and American make? That's $3,538.81 *per hour* -- 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. That's $56 per minute.
But yes, the problem is the greedy flight attendants who want to be paid for their time.
That's best case too. I'm sure the CEO has a super generous vacation policy.
Lol I need a job description for this 3500$ an hour job.
Job description: sit and collect a paycheck
Welcome to America: where mega corporations will screw you over and neither political party will help you
My aunt has been a Delta flight attendant for over 20 years. She's never been able to afford to live alone and lives in a home that's split into multiple living areas and has never had kids. During the pandemic when they dropped a lot of them, she spent many months stressing and crying. The worst part? When they rehired her, she lost her seniority/pay raises and started back at square one
i'm guessing that doesn't include bonuses etc
As a Flight Attendant of going on 10 years…, THANK YOU FOR TALKING ABOUT THIS! If I work only what I am awarded to fly in a month, I take home about $2,500-$3,000 a MONTH, after taxes. THATS AT A 9 YEAR PAY RATE!
If I work a one day trip, like I did the other day, I had to be at the airport at 2pm and didn’t get off work until 11:30pm….I was paid for 5.6 of those hours. But at any time during my day there, I could have been fired or reprimanded if I was late or anything else.
My airline is paid similarly to SouthWest, we don’t get paid until we’re in the air. It’s called TFP (Trip for Pay). Whereas many other airlines are paid by what is called Block Hours (brakes off/door close to brakes on).
I love flying, but many of us are on food stamps and can’t afford rent.
Again, as a long time PDS viewer, thank you for using your voice for us.
As a disabled person who has flown *a lot* since I was an unaccompanied minor, I've seen how much y'all do. Extremely genuine question - how the HELL are they convincing you guys to start and continue working so much for such little pay? Is it the allure of travel since the U.S. is so damn big traveling is prohibitively difficult/expensive?
@@lizzyblitz07 in the beginning, it’s the fun and adventure I think. The ability to get on a plane and go anywhere.
But now, aviation is embedded in my heart. The idea of not being able to fly is kind of upsetting. It’s obviously not like that for everyone. But for me, it would literally be like a bird with clipped wings. A sense of freedom that is missing. 🤷🏼♀️
And as crazy as it sounds, I’d miss helping people on the planes.
@@MissWhitexAre you a long courier or a domestic flight attendant? I’m French and the situation is completely different here. When you’re long courier, depending on where you go, you get one to two days of rest in a 4 to 5 star hotel before coming back. Paid by the company. Long courier flight attendants spend literally half of their time on paid vacation on the beach in Johannesburg or Rio de Janeiro. It annoys a lot of people. And on the contrary if you’re flying domestic which is more towards the end of your career, you fly 8 times a day and get no rest. So the system doesn’t really make sense but long courier is where it’s at and why so many girls sign up. They live the life for a decade, then they have a kid or reach 35, have to switch to domestic and the wake up call is brutal. Advantages are good though, and pay is very honest, but it’s France.
@@buffywasright I can see why some people would be upset…that sounds amazing 😂
My airline is the 6th largest in the US (if that says anything without saying names). We fly domestic and South America. Most of my trips are 3-4 days long; normally I try not to fly more than two flights a day on those. Our layovers can range from 10.5hrs(FAA minimum rest requirements (although the company will start that timer the moment we’re off the plane…not when we’re at our hotel)) and the longest I’ve had was around 32 hrs (I got an extended layover due to a cancellation (I’ve on rare occasion, seen a 72hr layover)). The company is required contractually to provide our hotel. In my base, LA, we cover 4 airports. So if you’re a reserve with no car? It’s damn near impossible to do this job. Between the price for a crash pash, uber to and from work, along with any kind of living expenses…I don’t know how they do it. It was hard enough for me 9 years ago. We’re talking a 2 hour call out for a reserve that might be near LAX who has to cover an airport that’s an hour drive on a good day with no one on the highway. It’s kinda crazy.
We have some trips that I’ve seen that can have up to 5 flights in a day. And we have a route that we call the “milk run”, which literally brings cargo to some of the areas we land in up north.
My days are normally over 8+ hours long (including report time, pre boarding, flight time, deplaning, etc.) but I’m paid for half of that time mostly.
I tell people I work a full time job for part time pay🤷🏼♀️
@@buffywasrightgenuine question I see why you stay but why do others
If your job is important enough for the government to be allowed to say you can't strike, then you're job is important enough for you to be paid a premium.
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@@PandaKnightsFightingDragons THIS!
Sure, sure but how are you going to get that premium when you can't use collective bargaining because there is no threat of a strike?
It's mind boggling to me that this isn't the actual logic behind these designations. Idk in what world it makes sense today or even 30 years ago for the *most important jobs in the economy* to have the *least flexibility, rights, and pay*. This economy is built upside down I swear
@@Senscion simple. if the threat of a strike is a big enough issue for the government to say they're not allowed to do it, then the government should have incentive to ensure that they also don't simply seek other employment, as that would have the same effect while also not being a strike.
You know, the thing people constantly tell minimum wage workers to do if they're not happy with their wages. Funny how that's never said to dissatisfied people working in critical positions like nursing or travel...
My boss said I'm essential but my paycheck said otherwise.
Same thing happened to me when I worked at retail during the pandemic (grocery). Not comparable to what's required for airline work, but I understand being treated like crap and being underpaid for what is essentially a job needed to keep a system running.
Essential just like an ant. If they all die then things go to hell. Though if one or two die, no one will notice.
You are essential when viewed as a whole. When viewed as an individual you are not essential. Many others can fill your role or do your job with minimal training.
If you truly had unique and essential talent then you’d be paid well or would know your worth and value and find another job or make your own company as. Those are skills of a real essential person.
@@philiplubduck6107Essential means they keep this shit barely held up economy afloat because without consumerism and people spending, America literally dies...thats all we have
OP that's the story of most people's lives
@@philiplubduck6107...I can't tell if you're an insufferable elitist 🫏 or if you're just really bad at explaining your point.
I’m a flight attendant and looking for another job. Long hours unpaid and a hectic schedule etc. Thank you for sharing this issue
I have to fly regularly for work. First, I am sorry for what is being done to you, but also thank you for doing it as long as you have.
It absolutely should not be that you aren't getting paid the moment you are at the airport. In fact, it is absolutely a poor excuse not to pay you with todays abikity to even clock in via app on your phone!
I do not blame you for leaving that job. I hope you find better soon.
Horrid. I had no idea so many people were having to work without pay. I wish you luck in your job search, know your worth and get out of there!
I'm not sure it's the same in Europe. Everything just seems so unfair in the States 😮
I applied to be a flight attendant in like 2014 and when I heard that you don’t get compensated for waiting for the airplane to fly I dipped halfway through the interview. That is wage left. If it’s an essential service, the government needs to be in charge of it. Not profit driven corporations.
@@jayce8001 Thank you!
I dont understand how MKBHD would not see this coming.
Rich UA-camrs/streamers being out of touch with regular people. Just another Tuesday lol
Money changes everything. He sees dolla signs, does not care about the ux
I do: Privilege. He thought he could do the bare minimum and actually get something out of it. He lacks a real education, hence he doesn't know anything about much of anything. He's wealthy enough, and always has been, to just learn the bare minimum to make UA-cam videos.
He's a fool.
Ya ima a huge fan of his channel but this is just insane
It should be illegal to not pay workers for the full time they are clocked in, that is absolutely insane.
according to another comment they literally made a law to make this legal for FA
I could MAYBE see that app costing $12 total. Still way too high, but some would probably find it worth it. $12 a month is some cash grab BS. Rhett and Link wouldn't even try to pull that and they love milking their fans (myself included).
Lmao, yep, those two love to milk their fans dry with merch, subscriptions, and even having a million different channels for those that can't afford anything else. Although I'll say they're probably more money hungry than the app, at least they make smart decisions on what to make and their products seem to be worth it (tho idk cause no one I know has ever bought any of it)
Like unless they are consistently uploading new artwork from individual artists every month and as a customer you know your money is going to the artists….. yeah it looks shady
I'm glad Mike brought up the calorie issue. The fact that Mr Beast defends Luncly over Lunchables for having *fewer* calories tells me that he doesn't understand what kids actually needs. Neither is a good product but you genuinely can't say "oh we have 80 less calories!" as a selling point, these aren't adults trying to diet. It's literally children. That keeps being the biggest issue, all 3 youtubers are selling a product to children without knowing what they need, pretending (or worse, actually thinking) they're doing good, and are doing genuine harm instead.
Sucks because while I’ve never really been a fan of Logan Paul I liked Mr. Beasts older videos and I was a really big fan of KSI back in the FIFA days.
So sad.
He understands, he is betting the purchasing public doesnt
It isn't only kids who eat them but as a non American I assumed that was more for the parents and partly and I could be generalizing here but from the outside looking in, isn't there a childhood obesity issue in the states? I don't think calories should be mentioned about food for kids but if I was to be generous in trying to understand the need to mention calories, would obesity be an influence?
Yep. It’s what I’ve been screaming about since I saw this come up. 230 calories is not enough food for growing bodies. Growing bodies need FUEL and lots of it!
It did open up a discussion with my kids about the topic though! We had a talk about how just because a product has fewer calories doesn’t mean it’s better! And that consuming fewer than the recommended calories could have serious health effects! We talked about “eat when you’re hungry, drink when you’re thirsty” and that children, unless directed by their DOCTOR shouldn’t be counting calories.
I’m seriously worried we could see a spike in ED’s from this. 😢 I’m hoping if more parents have these talks with their kids, they spread it to each other and keep each other safe. ❤
@@101spacemonkeyThere has been an obesity problem for many years. And if the intent was to help with that, I’d argue it’s still pretty dangerous. Diets are between a child, their parents, and their DOCTOR. If the doctor sees a concern, then the discussion is had.
But ED’s can start very early, especially if influential people start talking about food and calories in a negative way. That’s my main concern, the messaging could be taken by impressionable kids and screw up the way they see food. 😢
As a flight attendant, we need massive change in this industry! Thank you Phil for bringing this issue to the public!
My daughter is training to be a pilot and one thing I KNOW is that FAs are essential to a good flight. They have so much responsibility and are treated so ridiculously poorly. I’m thankful for FAs keeping passengers safe ❤
YOU WORK 12 HOURS YOU GET PAID 12 HOURS... How hard is that to comprehend?!
The only acceptable alternative is to put prices up for an entire flight (ie $300 for NY to Chicago or something) and then let people sign up to work those flights (shifts). Yes I know this would mean that some routes people will avoid because they'll price them too low, but then they'd be forced to up them to encourage workers onto them.
What world do we live in that common sense and basic ethical/moral behavior is impossible to expect. CEOs take home massive pay checks and then turn around and fight against paying workers the hours they actively worked, regardless if they happen to be on the ground or in the air, or if the plane happens to have an open door or a closed door.
Fucking sick of corporate greed, people say we need to stand up to government but let's be honest, if we stand up to corporations and take more hard-line stances, then the government cleans up at the same time. Un-fucking-believable.
Legit had no idea this was happening. How incredibly awful. Flight attendants do SO much. This is awful and I'm sorry its happening.
As a flight attendant, I sincerely appreciate your coverage of our continued struggles and fight. You knew your stuff. My airline has yet to get us a new contract, and our current one is 11 years old. Our new hires are living out of their cars or out of the airport itself. We just want a living wage and to be paid appropriately for our skills and job expectations. Thank you for keeping the subject alive.
I'm a bartender and I had NO idea that flight attendants make half of what I can bring in. I genuinely believed it was a "proper career" holy moly. That's insane. To be considered essential, that should mean that we do everything in our power to pay them properly, show appreciation, and make the job sustainable. The fact that it means a loss of workers rights is backwards.
I've been a bartender for 15 years now mostly because I've realized most "proper" careers pay shit compared to what I make. I make more than teachers, flight attendants, EMTs, a lot of nurses, most cops, and some firefighters.
It's funny how professions typically filled by women are often paid with "life style advantages" or "personal fulfillment" rather than cold, hard cash. Working as a flight attendant has historically been touted as a glamorous job where you get to travel the world and rub shoulders with the rich and famous. The reality is that they work grueling, extremely physical work, the most stressful customer service imaginable with the added responsibility of potentially acting as an emergency worker.
Same with teachers and nurses. They get paid a crappy wage, especially given the education requirements, stress, and essential nature of the work but it's okay cause they are "bettering the world." It's freaking BS and people that ensure our well-being and actual lives deserve to be paid more than dirt plus "good vibes."
@@PalmelaHanderson Yah the number of these careers which society so sorely needs and should appreciate, but pay terribly never seems to cease. I've been behind the bar for 9 years and had an EMT friend too, who made similar money to me but she worked way more hours to do it. And my friend who is a para-educator for disabled kids used to tell me I should do what she does; but then I realized I make more than her. It's why I haven't stopped bartending too. Even though customer service is horrid, especially as a woman. People talk down to me and don't respect my knowledge behind the bar, I think due to it being thought of as a male profession. Which relates an awful lot to the point @CorwinFound makes as well. *sigh*
It's still wild to me just how much these airline companies will spend to keep from paying a decent wage to flight attendants, yet will constantly blow millions on class action lawsuits and not blink
"Cost of doing business."
*stock buybacks
Bailouts.
My company will throw away millions of parts as scrap because they want to trick their customers into thinking they are actually developing a real part. The engineers that fail over and over go get day drunk and play golf while they cut benefits to hourly workers who did nothing wrong. (Not an exaggeration they did that this year and cut employee appreciation day for the hourly workers.)
because workers are just numbers to them, not people. To them the math simply adds up, sickening as it is.
As a Omaha Resident, it sicken me that our votes could be disenfranchised this close to the election. While I'm glad McDonnell is for now holding firm, it disgust me that he is the only thing that's stopping our voice's from being taken away from us.
Screw Gov. Pillen, Lindsay Graham, and Trump for pushing to take our votes! Protect the Blue Dot!
Reps out here trying to be a mob
It's insane to me how EVERYTHING has to have a monthly subscription now. Especially a fucking wallpaper app. Miss the days when you'd pay a few dollars ONE TIME for the premium version of the app or deal with ads on the free version
Worst part is that it's 11.99$... why aren't they making it dirt cheap like 2$/month. The only subscription I have is shonen jump app and it's 3.99$/month.
What you are failing to realize is that too many people like you would only give a dollar or two ONCE, and expect a forever-updated app for free. And that's not doable because people need to pay the rent and for food.
I'm not saying I agree with it, but part of progress and moving forward is people and companies finding new revenue streams. Enter: subscriptions. A constant revenue stream. Why get someone to pay for something once if they're willing to keep paying again and again and again if they really want/need it?
@@godofbiscuitssf and that's why the free version had ads. Very few apps are worth paying a monthly subscription imo. A wallpaper app definitely isn't worth it.
@@godofbiscuitssfno shot this is your argument.
My mom was the head of her flight attendant union. She fought for them to not have to wear heels during working hours in 1997. It’s so sad to see there’s still so much to fight for considering they have to know so much about safety protocols and deal with abuse from drunk or shitty passenger’s.
Midifying the airport one pair of flats at a time 😢
Do you think alcohol is a major problem or have we just grown shittier as a species?
@@Andrew-pv8oz Tell me you've never worked in or worn heels without telling me you've never worked in or worn heels.
@@aphelion4616 tell me you’ve never worn Prada. Get your bread up 💅
Its a troll, dont wast your time
Imagine paying money for a phone wallpaper lmao
it’d be like paying for pintrest but at least pintrest would be a cheap subscription and offers more than generic wallpapers
Lol
$11.99/month is BONKERS. I could see certain people considering it for the right app at like $5/year
Especially when screen shotting exists.
@@Quantum_Bluntzand your own photo album/camera
Someone disseminating stolen nude photos of cancer patients is a concept I never wanted in my brain. Not just that people actually hacked a system to gain access to the photos, but that there existed enough of a reason (audience) for them to do it. It's hearing things like this that make it a little harder to convince myself that most of us are decent people and it's just the more extreme behavior/beliefs/actions that make up the bulk of the news on either side of the political spectrum.
Remember, there are eight billion humans. Even if there's a tiny, tiny percent of awful people, that's not a small number. Very few people are pedophiles but there's enough that there's a market.
Most people feel the way you do. I certainly do. It’s abhorrent. I think most people think “violating cancer patients” is about as cartoonishly evil as it can be. (I certainly hope)
It actually is just the extremists that are like that.
The problem is, that .001% is still hundreds of thousands of people, and those people have enough money to convince others that it's worth it.
Both side trash. The news is dominated by Republicans being awful and you try to claim it is both sides. Shove off!
Many people feel the way you do but ironically, of those people... see the problem?
I'm glad this issue about Flight Attendant compensation is being brought up again, but it never seems to go anywhere. Every few years, it pops back up but never gains enough public traction to change anything. Unless Congress actually does something and changes the Railway Labor Act, this will never change.
They say ppl don’t want to work anymore. I say, companies don’t want to pay a living wage 🤷🏻♀️.
The three words at the end there aren't needed
$50 annually for wallpapers on my phone. Just what I need.
Fuxkimg insane. He should jave dropped a custom android UI for that price
That's wild, I spent 30 seconds on Google and got 2 Hayley Williams wallpapers for mine for free. Why would people be paying for this?
We spent $15 on 1 meal. $50 for a year isn't bad.
@@Kensoy83 It is when it literally does nothing that you couldn't get by taking a screenshot lol
@@herefortheshrimp1469 Then don't buy it, simple.
The flight attendant job pay has blown my mind. They absolutely deserve more pay. They have to deal with so much more than what their pay reflects!
My friend works as a flight attendant for a major airline. She described that even though she worked 5 to 6 days a week, she clocked in at ~80 hours of flight time a month even though she had to be at the airline at 5am and would leave at 7pm. I couldn't imagine working 60-72 hours a week, of which only 20 would be paid. Imagine not being able to go on strike to demand fair compensation, if we told Congress that they would only be paid while they were in Washington and only when the "Doors are closed". All that time lobbying, writing bills, or anything else that they did to "prep" was going to be unpaid, shit would change real quick.
Yeah no kidding - especially given how many . . . "breaks" they get given how little this Congress has done . . .pathetic!
The median salary of a flight attendant is $68,000 and that's not counting benefits. That's $11,000 more than the median of all US jobs which is $57,000 a year.
@@nickgardner1408ok, so these people are working 60-72 hours a week, or 2 full time jobs if we go by when most companies start paying OT. If 57k is the median for ONE full time job, they should be paid 114k/year minimum. Not including the cost of specialty training time, which should qualify as OT. Thanks for helping!
@@nickgardner1408 and?
@@matts6595 When your job pays you nearly 20% more than the national median, complaining about how you’re underpaid loses its effectiveness.
imagine a monthly subscription for wallpapers... lol
the final frontier of monetization
Almost sounds like a virus for boomers. How did they think they could sell this to gen z?
For 12 bucks a month... that is INSANE.
@Jixsurez Gen z isnt much smarter, unfortunately
@@GWT1m0 different flavors of stupid
"I'm just gonna hit you with that monkey" is my new favorite intro
Dude, as a Brazilian I can surely say that Bolsonaro is awful. His mandate was filled with corruption and one of the few who stepped up was this judge. If not by Moraes, our own January 6th would be even worse.
On the MKB situation, it’s strange for him as a reputable reviewer to release a wallpaper app but he seems intent on splitting the profits among the artists; so that nice and probably why there’s ads and subscription.
I wouldn’t have even launch an app just direct those asking about his wallpapers to the artists themselves.
“If you like my wallpaper and want to buy it from the artist, link is in the description below” easy.
Its definitely a weird way to do it. Why not make it a market place app where artists can sell their art to be used as wallpapers? I'd pay if it had a lot more customizability and other features too. You might as well just buy wallpaper engine or something.
I mean even if he pushed the entire product from that perspective and made a revenue share platform, it would be different. In this case, he paid a few artists for their work and that's it. The actual revenue split is abysmal and only applies to downloads. A similar gripe to Spotify. They're getting the monthly sub but unless that user continues to download images every day those artists aren't getting squat.
@@freshlymemed5680 An open marketplace type thing would likely run afoul of what Amazon, Etsy, Redbubble, Displate and many others deal with - copyright infringement. What it should be is a *curated* marketplace, where each artist who registers has to be approved and provide proof of ownership before they can post. That way we know legit artists are getting paid.
@@freshlymemed5680I have wallpaper engine but does it even work on mobile devices that aren’t jailbroken? I’ve never even considered using it on my phone.
I defiantly would be waaaaay more interested in an app that Artist forward and is a way to get cool art and support artist I like. Also I think it is a miss opportunity to not have it be more robust with the ability to also have custom icon skins and notification sounds. I would watch an ad for decent quality content like that. Though you have to start having some WILD phone mods if you are going to charge a sub though.
“Hit you with that monkey” has a different meaning from Joey Diaz😂
I FEEL SO HEARD 😭 i’ve been a regional flight attendant since February of this year, trained all January (entrance exam, final exam, at least 10 tests in between, 12 hour long classes some days) and i’m actually about to quit cuz i’ve just been poor ever since. all i ever wanted to do is travel but this shit just ain’t worth it. i gave up trade school for this and i would have been done with it and making WAY more money by now. i feel scammed bro its so frustrating. thank you for covering this 🙏🏾
I've been thinking about joining a trade. I've heard that the starting pay can be low for some, so I'm a bit hesitant. Admittedly though I haven't done much research just talked to some folks. Did you ever get any insight on the pay range for your trade? Also, I'm rooting for you!! We're all trying to make it out here.
@@henrylorenzo2801 a guy on the bus told me about how much he makes working with sheet metal, from what i remember it was really solid. also i was thinking of going into some kind of electrical maintenence like HVAC or railway technician, since i happen to have a knack for that kinda thing, and those definitely pay a living wage at the least. BEST OF LUCK TO YOU TOO!!!
no fr 😭 3 years in i still live with my parents. looking at flight mechanics because dangggg they make bank sometimes
You should feel good about yourself that you only been a glight attendant for a short time
Alot dont make that smart decision.
"Elon Musk gives up" is a hilarious title inclusion. Love it
@umuppp-e7n
Nobody cares. Shut up.
Not Phil looking JACKED as hell during that Hello Fresh advert
So aviation workers are just like teachers. Unpaid, working too many unpaid hours and everyone says that they don't need a raise and think they can be dicks to them
That's the lot in life for every 'essential' worker.
Most aviation work used to be unionized and it came with lots of benefits and protections.
most of them choose that job for the free traveling. ask them
Clerks, janitors, construction workers, name a job and its underpaid if it ain't upper management. Though to many "temporarily embarrassed millionaires" to admit we need stricter laws for people getting the wages they deserve and need.
The working class(you know, the people that do physical work and not just capital gains) are pretty well screwed across the board.
Speaking of Elon’s Musk, can you do a piece on the lawsuit between Cards Against Humanity and SpaceTwitter? It’s gotten some visibility among people who backed CAH’s effort to buy and maintain the land the first time around, but it seems like it’s largely being hidden by “bigger” stories. It’s important to not forget that all of Musk’s companies are incredibly suspicious, and not just Twitter and Tesla.
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Hah, SpaceTwitter. Took me a minute to get that one. I like it.
@@studadams9530 Is that you elon?
The Space Karen calling someone Voldemort feels very much like the meme of the two Spidermans pointing at each other.
In any given situation it’s always appropriate to ask ‘what if we just get rid of the electoral college?’
I'm all for it. It's insane to me that most Americans are effectively disenfranchised in the presidential election due to the mechanics of the EC. Getting rid of it and moving to ranked choice voting would overwhelmingly improve our influence on our leaders... Which is exactly why they fight so hard to prevent either.
@@overestimatedforesight Cosigned
The question I constantly ask is “how are lobbying, superPACs, and dark money allowed to exist in politics?”. It ALL comes back to money in politics. Everything.
@@overestimatedforesight Well it was built because back then people were illiterate or simply weren't educated on politics or at all since it was so tough to get access to legislation being talked about and passed so they sent elected people that were well educated and well versed in politics to vote for its people. With how many people support EITHER party without having any information, it's at least proof that getting the information is not the problem anymore, it's digesting it so we do still need electoral colleges but it's impossible to keep any part of an election incorruptible. Keep in mind that over 40% of people still think Trump should be president, which is a scary number that should not be that high.
@@junosgladius the EC was also designed to prevent the more-populous states from having massive sway over the elections. Without the EC, states like California, Texas, and New York would get all the say because they have all the voters, and the states with less people would basically be ignored. The EC ensures that the smaller states still have their voices heard
My dad has been a northwest/delta flight attendant for 39 years. He loves his job, but the long hours are tough on everyone. If every flight attendant was paid a reasonable living wage for all hours on the job, they would be a lot happier.
The idea of the government having authority over whether workers can strike makes me feel insane...
Phil, you should discuss the fact that MKBHD is allowing people to upload AI art to his Panels app, saying its the "Artists choice". What a fucking joke.
Been neutral on the situation so far but if this is true my mind is officially made up on what's happening here
Wow that’s a hugely important detail if true lol it just gets worse and worse.
@@Wraiven22 "These are all made by artists who can choose to involve AI or not in their creation process - it'll be up to you how much you value the human touch." - MKBHD at 5:37pm, 9/23/24
@@BCNRPlol that puts the legal disclaimer on the artist. Not him so hes releiving himself of the responsibility.
I'm for ai arts. They're better than "real" artists
I just want to say, logan paul should be fucking arrested
Agreed!
As a flight attendant I’m so happy to see this piece! The job is great but it is hard, and the pay is awful. I’ve been at it for three years and the pay makes life really hard, and working (especially if there’s an emergency) when you know you’re not being paid is so painful. As amazing as the travel benefits are any time off is spent doing what we can’t do while on trips like housework and meal prep, and recovering from the social drain the work requires. I don’t know how my crew with children get by.
it’s insane to know that flight attendants don’t get paid for being at the airport. Even when I worked as delivery driver for Domino’s, we got paid while waiting for deliveries while doing nothing.
If your job expects you to show up then should be expected to paid for your time.
I could MAYBE see that app costing $12 total. Still way too high, but some would probably find it worth it. $12 a month is some cash grab BS. Rhett and Link wouldn't even try to pull that and they love milking their fans (myself included).
The idea of paying *anything* for wallpaper is absolute insanity
No it's not, there are many websites and wallpaper apps that charge people for access. Why are people now acting like this is so strange
@@alexiswolf1549 Because wallpapers is art and the internet has trained a generation to devalue art. Also other companies give away wallpapers to promo other produces which makes some people think all wallpapers should be free too.
@@alexiswolf1549 because choosing to use those sites and apps has *always* been insane
@@alexiswolf1549 because using any of those sites or apps has always been just as insane.
So what’s if everyone just strikes even if they aren’t allowed
If the government won't let workers strike, it needs to do it's job and regulated the industry to get these people a fair wage.
Arguably, people shouldn't touch exempt jobs with a 10 ft pole. It's the government saying "Treat these employees however you want, we don't care."
The flight attendant pay is actually insane.
Im a painter, and i could never imagine only ever being paid while im ACTUALLY painting. No pay/half pay/marginal pay while setting up ladders, cleaning up, going between jobs etc.
They make it sound like theyre not at work while boarding and before boarding.
If they would get in trouble for not being there at a certain time, or can't have a beer, then they are at work and deserve full pay. God knows they can afford it, airline tickets are insanely priced.
I was an astrophysicist, working at a university, making $30k per year while consistently working 100-hour weeks in the lab and not going home for days at a time. During covid, things became even more hectic and stressful. I eventually left and began teaching as a middle school teacher, making $50k a year and working roughly 50 hours per week, and they treat me significantly better.
Let's play never have I ever. I'll start: Never have I ever paid for a phone wallpaper...
I paid for a phone wallpaper a long time ago for my Nokia brick 😂 it was like 20x10 pixels? Wasn't as expensive as this app though
Fr, you could pay a artist $50 and get a pretty good background
Who changes their wallpaper more than 4 times a year?
The CTE story hits home for me. I've been wrestling and doing Jiu Jitsu for over 25 years, through College and international competition. Whenever someone says "hey do you remember that one time" and I don't or I misplace something I was just holding I shrug and say "must be the CTE". Luckily no suicidal thoughts. Probably because being choked out is not as bad as full speed tackles. Still can't be good for you though? I try not to overthink about what I love could be slowly killing me.
I had no idea first year flight attendants pay was so low. To put that in perspective, $22,000 and below is considered poverty for one person.
I am a flight attendant, finished training in February worked on reserve, flew every trip I was given was paid the minimum 75 hours every month.
I made 21,000 my first year.
@@survivingthroughlife Yikes that's way too low. I hope you're enjoying your job at least👍
@@Masterplan15 it’s… ok. At times it is crushing but then I enjoy it. I know that in about five years I will be making good money. And at 13 I will be making great money and I will have a great schedule. Just takes time sadly. But the new hires need to be paid way more. We got a new contract which helps. But still.
A flight attendant is basically a nanny, waiter x cleaner in the air.
The creator made Lunchables, Dr. Mike echoed what I said when you first reported on that story, Lunchables aren't enough calories for a child's lunch, and these knuckle heads said it's healthier because it has less calories. Glad they really understand nutrition...
They are correct though because the difference in calories comes almost entirely from Capri-Sun (4 added table spoons of sugar) vs Prime (no sugar).
@MrTVintro I suggest you chime in on a topic you understand, maybe colouring books...
@@TalentlessCookingare you a registered dietitian? Is Doctor Mike a registered dietitian?
@@Joshua-ho5qm I do my research before a video, I imagine so does Dr. Mike, but just judging by your response... maybe you should grab some crayons and join your friend over there.
LOL that number is absolutely higher. Most ex-NFL players wouldn't admit to health issues. For the first 30-40 years of their life they've been conditioned to ignore their bumps & bruises. That they're built tougher than others. That it's "weak" to be hurt. So I find it very unlikely that the majority of NFL players gave honest answers.
As a pilot I have felt the pain of being exempted from the FLSA. I remember leaving my office job to become a flight instructor in 2022 and I was flabbergasted when during my onboarding I was told that we could work as much as we want but overtime rules don't apply, no pto, no healthcare or any type of benefits. I thought there was no way this could be legal. Unfortunately, the law seems to be written with high earning senior pilots in mind. Entry level jobs in this industry know that we need the experience so they take advantage of this labor loophole.
Fast food worker here, I get paid 12/hr. If I'm somehow making more than a flight attendant I'd be pissed. We can kick people out of our store or call the police and have them escorted out. Flight attendants have to put up with those assholes while IN MID-FLIGHT. They definitely deserve a higher pay rate, holy shit.
With regards to Panels, if people are so worried about the pricing, just don’t use it. There are plenty of other options available, or even just take your own photos. People having a sook over a thing that you don’t have to use is so stupid.
As a former flight attendant in Canada, everything was pretty spot on. To add on to the list of stuff we had to deal, I didn't live in the same province where my base is located, so I had to hopefully make catch a flight to get to my base. I chose to commute, so that part is on me. While I was working for the airline, those flights were free. But since I left, you have to pay to commute to your base. But "don't worry," said the multi-billion dollar company, "you can mark those on your taxes when the time comes!" But we made literally next to nothing, so tell me how that's supposed to work?
More needs to start happening to these companies who do not take appropriate measures to protect people's sensitive information. In my line of work I constantly see companies doing the bare minimum to meet compliance standards to keep operating/compliant. It's absolutely insane that there is almost no repercussions for some of these companies. It's negligence at the very least.
I used to work for a webhost company and there were literally "PCI compliant and HIPAA Compliant" servers that had root passwords with "password12345". I tested, baffled by how what I was seeing could be correct and sure enough it was. I sent them multiple emails and opened a ticket, even left a phone call but no one answered any of these items.
MKHBD went from a normal guy who loves tech to a business man. And I starting actually noticing him becoming that after apple used his name on an apple event. seemed like his ego just went crazy after that. But Franco you have always been down to earth no matter how big you have become. Never let your ego go to your head, that being said, I would love too see new fresh UA-cam tech content creators, these "old" ones are getting boring and have become more business minded than content
Flight attendants should have a starting salary of 70k at least with guaranteed pay for any time they are required to be in the air port, with double pay in the air
Phil, in regards to the food stamps via the flight attendants section. Im on disability via a semi truck accident in Indiana, and i was on food stamps for a bit, but after my disability got above $1500 a month, i only got $20 for food. There is no way a person can live off that. As is, im struggling to eat, pay my bills, and get my medicine every month. Food atamps only help if you make no income whatsoever. Otherwise, it doesn't pay enough to help. I could still use $200 at least to help with food, but that is not gonna happen, and it fucking sucks.
At this point being called an “essential worker” is an insult.
One of the main issues with being on reserve (or at least when I was) is that you are on call for about three weeks out of the month. During that time, you have to stay within two hours of the airport at all times. So, you basically end up living in a crash pad for those three weeks each month. You can’t really take on any side job because you’d need to respond within two hours notice. It’s not like you could just drop everything and head to the airport. Once you’re off reserve, that all changes, but if you never get off reserve, it gets old real quick. (The insurance was great, though-haha-I got a lot of health issues taken care of while working for Republic Airways.)
The healthcare is now expensive with high out of pocket costs.
@@B_Bodziak Well, that sucks. That was the only decent thing about it when I was a flight attendant: $130 a month plus reasonable copays. For example, I got my cornea transplant for about $500 total, and other routine visits were like $15. This was back in Nov 2007 - May 2008. Once I got my eye fixed, I quit because I realized I was never getting off reserve. Republic closed some bases, so all the senior flight attendants were taking the regular lines, leaving nothing for us new reserves.
Politicians work to change voting procedures to benefit a party. Leaders work to change voting procedures to make it more accessible. I know this shit will never go away, but I am so sick of it.
Phil, this is day 4 of asking you to cover Rhyker Earl from Indiana. A 26 year old father who had EMS called for a seizure. Cops came to “assist” but when he stumbled onto one of them, he was forced into prone position and kept there over 15 minutes until he died.
EMS was present. They knew he had asthma. There was no reason for this to happen.
Please cover the story.
Wow I’m from Indiana and hadn’t heard of this. That’s terrible 😢
I just read about this story because of this comment. It's so scary to think he was held down after suffering a medical emergency. Prone positions are known to kill and are dangerous.
Regarding the flight attendants' pay and really any other industry's pay, it seems to me that the answer is simple: there should be a legally enforced ratio of compensation for the employees and the executives. I don't know what the right number is, but I know for damn sure that executives should not be compensated over 100 times more than the average employee. It's completely insane that this is allowed in any "first world" country.
Me, a teacher who regularly works 80 unpaid hours a month: this flight attendant situation is UNACCEPTABLE... Wait a second...
Way to go Nebraska senator for putting a stop to changing election delegations just 42 days from the election. It’s been in place for 30 years if they want to change it, do it sometime not in the lead up to an election.
Yup
This isn’t the first attempt to change it though it’s been going back since Neb implemented it initially in 1992
@@skadoodle6206 that’s not the point. The point is that pushing a reform to the current system before an election is not something that should be done with intent to influence the election
To be clear, the only reason the governor isn't going forward with this is because he doesn't have enough votes for it to pass. So no credit due🫤 (edit) oops you said senator, so credit due after all...
@@kindallnight1615 I would argue any electoral college changes are with the intent to influence the election
The sad thing about NFL players with CTE is how many "fans" demand that those hits that gave it to them return to the game.
Aviation worker this is something I hear from crews all the time. They have said often they won’t lift a finger until it’s time to close the doors. Many have said “they ain’t paying me til that door is closed, why would I do anything until then”
@@slavex7 FA are working before the doors are closed.. boarding people, deplaning people, cleaning up…
TBH I was looking for the 'Dr. Mike-Lunchly' segment first, and didn't realize it was hidden in the MKBHD part. Thanks Phil 🙄 Getting to my point, my biggest pet-peeve about UA-camrs marketing any food products to school-aged children is that they never do their research into what children NEED to eat versus what they WANT to eat. My daughter may be a toddler, but her health and well-being are my top priority, and I openly talk to her pediatrician about what she consumes regularly. Jimmy, Logan, and KSI are neither parents, nor nutritional experts for children.
Yeah, I did the same... I was skipping around for it, too.
AH! BUT! they ARE children
@Rassalcon YES!
Thank you for including Canada in your coverage of flight attendants. It made the news relevant to me. Thanks again!
My girlfriend is a flight attendent and can confirm, low pay, unpaid excessive hours, and insane requirements first year. Its insane that its illegal for them to strike that just seems unamerican. Our taxes were deemed essential until we threw the tea into the harbor.
Elon Musk needs to step down from all his companies. He’s doing more harm than good now.
He won't. His ego wouldn't allow it. Much like his ego wouldn't allow him to accept his trans daughter, because the woke virus killed his child.
This is officially the hottest take of all time
@@Elavationproductions 🥵
Can you imagine an industry like flight attendants just going out of business, knowing the job is needed, because people can't just pay them fiarly?
Sells $200 shoes, $100 wallet, $25 stickers and $50 wallpapers
Imagine how wealthy you have to be to think 11$ a month is okay just for phone wall papers. The frivolity of it.
I'm from the Nebraskan 2nd congressional district. We proudly celebrate the right to choose instead of going with the group. We call ourselves The Blue Dot in this heavily red state. It feels good to matter. It makes sense to allow the congressional districts to choose for themselves. Being forced to side with the majority sounds like a hell-scape in comparison.
Something I think is really cool, is how it feels like we have our own news specialists here. Dr. Mike covering Health and Wellness, MKBHD covering the Tech World, and of course Philly D covering everything else. I think it's super cool to see creators who I've watched growing up, work together even if this video isn't really a collaboration.
I love the monkey, thanks for bringing it back
At this point, it looks like 110000 flight attendants just walking off the job is the best course to get the pay they deserve.
I don't like ads but I do love marketing 😂 "Everyone asks where I get my phone wallpaper", it's funny bcuz how many ppl ask? How many ppl see your phone everyday? It's like everyone asks where I did my toe nails or buy my underwear...who? Who asks that?
Your argument would make more sense if he wasn't a tech youtuber, his phones and wallpapers are pretty regularly in videos for various reasons. A comparable argument would a clothing reviewer being asked about their underwear (because the way underwear sits on you affects how clothes lay [a wallpaper makes part of your phone more visually pleasing], even if you rarely see them), not yourself, unless you actually do regularly get asked about those things, lol
Doesn't mean that all those people asking are actually interested in acquiring them, especially for a subscription, but some of them might be interested in the ad-supported version to support the artists if they were particularly impressed with them. Mostly people will just ask out of curiosity though, and maybe look up completely free similar things. Still a weird product not for most people, but probably for enough people to keep servers running and kick a little money towards the artists people genuinely do ask about.
Lots of people probably ask him but a regular person would almost never get asked that
@@yota8325 I'm not saying no one asks, I'm saying what does "Lots" means to you? Would you make a product and start a business for the dozens, or hundreds of ppl that ask him that? I know a couple of thousands of ppl can make a OF model rich but she can spend or not spend money on pics or videos depending on how much she makes. A tech like that needs maintenance, costs, licences, legal, etc... do the "Lots" of ppl asking really want and need or it's a marketing technique used to promote engagement on a product that a few dozens ppl had interest in but they need a bigger target audience to break even?
FYI - MKBHD isn't doing it for a "wallpapers" its to sell your DATA to DATABROKERS ! We live in a different world now, please educate yourself better !
As an aircraft maintenance tech, I personally feel that it sets a dangerous precedent that our right to strike can be and is stolen by our government. This isn't freedom. This is damaging our ability to negotiate for fair wages and benefits. This rule needs to change. "Essential" shouldn't mean "Beholden to the whims of congress for the economy". "Essential" should hold some level of respect for the work we do to keep our aircraft flying and our passengers safe!
Lmao a subscription for a wallpaper app is absolutely absurd. How often are people changing their backgrounds to warrant a subscription that's basically on par with video streaming services
What’s to stop people from screen capturing the panels from MKBHD?
Resolution
Lots of them are animated. The coolest ones are in my opinion. But I can still get cool animated wallpapers with a free app with some ads..
It’s like NFTs but more stupid
What's to stop people from saving images from any artist on Patreon etc. I don't think it's much of an issue as long as they're not sharing them online, in which case they'll get bopped for copyright infringement. The business model relies on people liking the service enough to stick around and support future wallpaper uploads
@@WhizPillNothing is more stupid than nfts
I’m a flight attendant and thank you so much for bringing attention to our pay issues. It’s easy for people to say “then get a different job” but many of us make huge changes to our lives to peruse this career and we want to stay we just want to make a living wage while doing it.
I’ve been flying for over 7 years and I feel like I’m barely able to keep my head above water. My physical and mental health are negatively affected and it feels like being in an abusive relationship at times. But I’ve been able to provide experiences and opportunities for my family that I don’t think I would be able to do otherwise.
It’s still and will always be Twitter, it’s just a terrible version of Twitter now.
I live in Omaha (the blue dot) and we love this difference and are proud of it. It’s one of the reasons that makes me happy to live in Nebraska.
As an American Airlines employee I'm just here to point out that the photo shown was Doug Parker, the previous CEO of American Airlines, not Robert Isom the current CEO. 😂 Also, the APFA National president is Julie HENDRICKS not Hedrick. We still love you though Phil!
I know CTE is primarily being focused on the higher level of football and sports however I remember getting hit just as hard in high school football and wonder how deep this condition goes as children are more susceptible to this type of brain damage too …
I love watching football but I would never ever let my kid play. I also can’t deny that we’d probably be much better off if we stopped playing football entirely, but that’s impossible.
Ive used the same wallpaper for 3 years now.... who is this for? Why pay for it?
Wow that was fast
I too, have arrived
@@TheIronDonkey I usually get a notification like 4 hours after the upload lol
Oh a Lunchables meal made by complete idiots is bad for kids?!?! I'm soooooo shocked
MKBHD making a Wallpaper App like it's the 2000's again!
Whoa. Actually caught this within a few mins of upload. 🤯
Marcellus Williams was executed in the last two hours.
That's awful I had heard he was around 6 ish to be but ugh
Another person screwed by the "justice " system
@@Nightbat1321 He was 100% guilty.
"MKBHD Situation is Crazy" is such a ridiculous headline for the actual situation being people mad that he's selling wallpapers
Holy crap that's early
Decently early lol
I feel like 2025 will be the world's most chaotic year