When called out on it, they then doubled down on this dogshit take: https://archive.ph/quYyb
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What happened there? I didn't know he left NYC, I used to pass off more difficult electronics repairs to that string of repair shops near Mott st, where he was also based.
Not sure of a good summary of it since the outlets that acknowledge rossman tend to joke about how angry he is and then avoid doing any actual business with him.
But he did a vlog style video or two about how he is a failure as a business person but it is actually New York's fault and having a business in NYC is impossible and blah blah blah and he is moving to Texas. He still tries to keep his mask up for the most part (expect that to change REAL soon...) but... people don't move a business from NYC to Texas (and yes, Austin is still Texas...) if they care about workers' rights...
Yeah that smells pretty bad re: Texas of all places. Ugh.