Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "BIGGEST DEAL EVER???" video.

A similar thing happened to my father in the 1980's. He was injured at work and on sick. The company wanted to prove he was faking it so they stopped his money to force him back to work to "prove" he was faking it. The stress of no money and not being able to work, but trying to get in to work each day caused him a nervous breakdown. The police found him at the side of the motorway one morning trying to take his own life. He sued and he won but not before my sisters and my childhood was entirely ruined. It happened when I was about 10 and he got paid out and a pension for life when I was about 22. The whole thing turned him into a very bitter and very nasty person, full of hatred and resentment at the world and society, he is worth a fortune but wont spend a single penny on anything, just hoards it and its going to a dogs charity when he dies. He does not believe that we deserve it, I don't know the rational, but he has mental health issues, in his head we were somehow responsible for his breakdown, maybe we nagged for food too much as kids IDK. ALL of this generational horror because Nike didn't want to pay sick pay to a guy injured in one of their factories in the UK.
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@austinhernandez2716 - No sadly he became a terrible man. Ill not bore you with the details but he is 83 and alone, he has alienated every single member of the family, including my sister who literally built him a house he lived in rent free for 25 years. Ive not spoken to him for 18 years.
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IM BRITISH Hasan is 100% correct on the level of vitriol the British media has for the unions, they are VERY practiced at it. They IMMEDIATELY go out and find members of the public who are inconvenienced by the strike and they OBSESS about how the strikers are making life terrible for the people of the UK. It would be the same as interviewing disabled people who love the late-night shows in the USA and calling the writers cruel for denying them their ONE bit of hapiness
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