Comments by "c. j. macq" (@cjmacq-vg8um) on "Customer Sued Over Huge Tip To Waitress" video.

there's so many issues here to consider. first of all, credit card companies don't accept disputes 3 months after the transaction. they give you 30 days. and you must prove the transactiuon was fraudulant. 99% of the time the CC company will side with the business. its how the CC companies make their money. then there's the phenomenon called "buyers remorse." it can result from mental illness during a manic episode. also, what if the patron needs that money, NOW, for a medical or other emergency unforseen at the time? maybe their child desperately needs an operation. who knows? the reality is this kind of crap is the result of ALL capitalist economic systems. capitalism is based upon conflict and competeition. it pits us AGAINST EACH OTHER! it divides society into "haves and have nots." and its usually the have nots who are forced to FIGHT each other over their daily survival. don't like stories like this? STOP supporting capitalism that causes these kinds of conflicts.
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there's so many issues here to consider. first of all, credit card companies don't accept disputes 3 months after the transaction. they give you 30 days. and you must prove the transactiuon was fraudulant. 99% of the time the CC company will side with the business. its how the CC companies make their money. then there's the phenomenon called "buyers remorse." it can result from mental illness during a manic episode. also, what if the patron needs that money, NOW, for a medical or other emergency unforseen at the time? maybe their child desperately needs an operation. who knows? the reality is this kind of crap is the result of ALL capitalist economic systems. capitalism is based upon conflict and competeition. it pits us AGAINST EACH OTHER! it divides society into "haves and have nots." and its usually the have nots who are forced to FIGHT each other over their daily survival. don't like stories like this? STOP supporting capitalism that causes these kinds of conflicts.
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there's so many issues here to consider. first of all, credit card companies don't accept disputes 3 months after the transaction. they give you 30 days. and you must prove the transactiuon was fraudulant. 99% of the time the CC company will side with the business. its how the CC companies make their money. then there's the phenomenon called "buyers remorse." it can result from mental illness during a manic episode. also, what if the patron needs that money, NOW, for a medical or other emergency unforseen at the time? maybe their child desperately needs an operation. who knows? the reality is this kind of crap is the result of ALL capitalist economic systems. capitalism is based upon conflict and competeition. it pits us AGAINST EACH OTHER! it divides society into "haves and have nots." and its usually the have nots who are forced to FIGHT each other over their daily survival. don't like stories like this? STOP supporting capitalism that causes these kinds of conflicts.
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yt keeps ILLEGALLY blocking my comments. here's my original post - there's so many issues here to consider. first of all, credit card companies don't accept disputes 3 months after the transaction. they give you 30 days. and you must prove the transactiuon was fraudulant. 99% of the time the CC company will side with the business. its how the CC companies make their money. then there's the phenomenon called "buyers remorse." it can result from mental illness during a manic episode. also, what if the patron needs that money, NOW, for a medical or other emergency unforseen at the time? maybe their child desperately needs an operation. who knows? the reality is this kind of crap is the result of ALL capitalist economic systems. capitalism is based upon conflict and competeition. it pits us AGAINST EACH OTHER! it divides society into "haves and have nots." and its usually the have nots who are forced to FIGHT each other over their daily survival. don't like stories like this? STOP supporting capitalism that causes these kinds of conflicts.
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there's so many issues here to consider. first of all, credit card companies don't accept disputes 3 months after the transaction. they give you 30 days. and you must prove the transactiuon was fraudulant. 99% of the time the CC company will side with the business. its how the CC companies make their money. then there's the phenomenon called "buyers remorse." it can result from mental illness during a manic episode. also, what if the patron needs that money, NOW, for a medical or other emergency unforseen at the time? maybe their child desperately needs an operation. who knows? the reality is this kind of crap is the result of ALL capitalist economic systems. capitalism is based upon conflict and competeition. it pits us AGAINST EACH OTHER! it divides society into "haves and have nots." and its usually the have nots who are forced to FIGHT each other over their daily survival. don't like stories like this? STOP supporting capitalism that causes these kinds of conflicts.
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yt keeps ILLEGALLY blocking my comments. here's my original post - there's so many issues here to consider. first of all, credit card companies don't accept disputes 3 months after the transaction. they give you 30 days. and you must prove the transactiuon was fraudulant. 99% of the time the CC company will side with the business. its how the CC companies make their money. then there's the phenomenon called "buyers remorse." it can result from mental illness during a manic episode. also, what if the patron needs that money, NOW, for a medical or other emergency unforseen at the time? maybe their child desperately needs an operation. who knows? the reality is this kind of crap is the result of ALL capitalist economic systems. capitalism is based upon conflict and competeition. it pits us AGAINST EACH OTHER! it divides society into "haves and have nots." and its usually the have nots who are forced to FIGHT each other over their daily survival. don't like stories like this? STOP supporting capitalism that causes these kinds of conflicts.
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