Comments by "" (@monkeybusiness1999) on "Is being 'woke' good for business?" video.

  1.  @joejunior1974  Many YT creators are moving to alternative video sites. It's good to throw some viewing business that way.
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  2. Same here. And it's turning out to be a lot less painful than expected.
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  3. Good point. I've given up expecting common sense from leftists.
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  4.  @zxasdfx  Yes, true - but they're also the first to tear down these basic rights for others they disagree with. Leftists started vicious cancel culture, then cried "Not fair!" when it was turned against them. Indicating, many halfway fair moderate to conservative consumers are tired of taking the high road & being repeatedly trounced by unrealistic life-inexperienced & over-demanding young socialists who demand Constitutional rights - but only when it benefits their perspective.)
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  5. Short answer, No. Long answer, Noooooooo... True, businesses have to market to future customers, including trendy woke crowds. But alienating decades-long loyal conservative customers to do it is dumb. (Esp since many have discretionary money to spend, just by the nature of being conservative.) There are other ways to market to young people, aside from going irritatingly annoyingly full left woke & stinking up the room. (Of course, it's much quicker, easier & more efficient to rob those certain naive gullible young people, vs doing the work necessary to retain older loyal customers. Those who remember & still expect good service for their money spent. "Please hold for the next unavailable service rep, your wait time is... 97 minutes" is not normal or appropriate business, kiddos.)
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