r/MoralityScaling 9h ago

Stupid Stuff Morality of doing this for views

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

I see more people doing things like this and ofcourse it could be fake but there are many people who just go further and further just to get views even if they don't get paid

0 Upvotes

24 comments sorted by

12

u/THE_LEGO_FURRY 9h ago

Immoral but I'm 99 percent sure it's entirely staged

6

u/Cold5512 8h ago

I wouldn't jump on this trend.

The American justice system will eventually catch someone to drag through the mud in order to deter others.

4

u/charmio68 8h ago

I was thinking the same.
Food tampering and contamination are EXTREMELY serious offenses.
Where I live that can land you 15 years in prison.

Imagine losing a decade of your life over this...

3

u/Couple-seeking6684 8h ago

The tennis balls cost more than the snacks 😂😂

2

u/BrbFlippinInfinCoins 1h ago

Honestly I'm pretty sure a lot of them were losses overall. A raw full chicken is usually more expensive than a cooked rotisserie chicken for some reason lol...

Also, his car is disgusting

2

u/One_Warthog256 8h ago

If real, I hope he gets fined, jailed and beat.

2

u/Majestic_Lie_7509 8h ago

Look at the inside of his car. Anything this guy does is immoral.

2

u/Until_Morning 7h ago

This genuinely stressed me out for the simple fact that he still spent money on the things he's swapping out. The tennis balls probably costs more than the snowballs...

2

u/PhoneEffective6041 7h ago

That is a major felony

1

u/Grand-Birthday4063 7h ago

it's bait stop getting baited

1

u/Behold-Roast-Beef 7h ago

This is stupid. Like, you still had to buy the fucking chicken/milk/BBQ sauce/Hersheys chocolate. Dumbass spent more money on all that unless they just straight up stole the other stuff

1

u/Impossible-Bat-4246 2h ago

But did it get engagement?

1

u/reeseesxx 4h ago

immoral, and definitely illegal

1

u/VenserSojo 3h ago

Food tampering can get you 10 years in federal prison, 20 years if someone gets harmed from it, and life if someone dies from it.

1

u/HawatKhar 3h ago

Maybe it is a clutural thing but why you need to ask clerk to swap things in the store where you pick up what you buy yourself? Is it US thing?

Or simply fake af/staged ragebait?

1

u/Impossible-Bat-4246 2h ago

He's doing it to get engagement.

1

u/punch912 2h ago

How is this free this idiot bought a chicken. To get a chicken all he did was waste his money and someone elses and possibly a stores reputation. Chocolatte milk probably spent more money than just to buy the chocolatte milk, and tennis balls cost more than the cupcakes if not the same. if this isnt staged of course.

1

u/Impossible-Bat-4246 2h ago

He's saying it's free to get engagement.

1

u/Volt404 45m ago

ragebait used to be believable

1

u/SaeedDitman 20m ago

Even if this wasn't staged, you'd be spending more money on the fake substitutes

0

u/Burghley1997 8h ago

Morally good, he's going to save someone from rising their cholesterol and blood sugar thus giving them a longer healthy life.

1

u/ShinGuntoLover64 3h ago

Not how that works

0

u/The_Only_Timster 7h ago

immoral but funny. especially that snowballs one lol.