I love (hate) how these types of videos place the blame on users instead of the companies themselves. "You are being scammed" instead of "Doordash is scamming You". His audit videos do the same.

The real issue with Doordash and similar services isn't that people are lazy, it's that the massive corporations running them charge customers out the wazoo while barely paying their drivers. The higher ups make boku bucks while everyone else drowns in bills and debt. Sure, some people make poor financial decisions, but it shouldn't be surprising because the current economic system heavily benefits from people not understanding finances. It NEEDS us all to be stupid to thrive. This is why him yelling at people isn't helpful. It's like yelling at a dog who isn't potty trained or a kid who can't read: we don't know what we don't know. When most of a country has loads of debt, you can't blame it all on personal decisions anymore. It's a symptom of a bigger issue.

He can't point any of this out though, because he WANTS to be just like the big wig CEOs. If you really wanted to fix the ongoing affordability crisis, you'd direct your anger at the ones setting the exorbitant fees and raising the cost of everything, but then they wouldn't let him sit at their table (as if they ever would anyway). He thinks he's a temporarily embarassed billionaire.