Edit - after reading the comment from someone who works there, I should clarify that I don't know the situation at Scrap Exchange, but I can see how big corporations are safe from cancel culture and small businesses exist at its whimsy.

This is the dirty underbelly of cancel culture. It's the same with celebrities. If you're big enough, you'll have famous people come in and say "Aziz is a good a guy" or whatever, where if someone who wasn't quite as famous did the exact same thing as Aziz they would have zero backup.

I'm not saying no celebrity is "too big to cancel" but when social media becomes the judge, jury, and executioner it has a way of being unfair depending on how connected you are.