@CAMELCASTOff He controls reality not you, you fool! Him deleting his posts really does speak volumes, same as why he demands loyalty. Classic gaslighting, denial, splitting, retrospective falsification, claiming victimhood
@Rafaelmania2023 The vague posting he does is mildly irritating.
virtue / victim signals, then like a proud look mommy I work I swear and I'm just lil ol me doing my thing I don't even know give me praise pls🤷♂️
"The Hypocrisy of Hambly"
The Gaslighting: He accuses others of making things up to deflect from his own behavior.
The Erasure: He deleted his posts to create a fake, revisionist timeline where he is innocent.
The Conclusion: By refusing to stand by his own actions and actively erasing his track record, he has cemented his reputation as someone who is fundamentally untrustworthy.
This is a key argument he cannot face, because (diagnosis)
@Channel404News He’s right maybe he should step away from the dozens of people and the company and let it truly be an apolitical no gimmick coffee company.
Jeremy Hambly built his entire media presence on culture war politics, then launched a coffee brand claiming “no gimmicks.”
Which is itself a gimmick.
Jeremy Hambly’s commercial history is a graveyard of false premises.
It goes without saying, @TheQuartering will at some point sell his email list(s) to make a buck.
Do not give @CoffeeBrandCo or @TheQuartering any personal info. He will turn any info he has to $$$
Jeremy Hambly’s Coffee Brand Coffee “apology” email, sent after fulfillment issues including about 500 bags shipped using old customer data, leans on emotional hardship and “you mean everything” language to preempt criticism and create a parasocial bond.
It shifts responsibility onto the reader with guilt and “earn it back” framing, while offering only vague accountability, no clear cause or fix, and no verifiable details about the data issue.
The email contradicts itself by claiming “no sales pitch” while linking to buy pages and promoting expansion, and by promising faster, better operations despite describing stockouts, wrong orders, and the 500‑bag mistake.
It also blends apology, operations update, and marketing into one message, using unfalsifiable claims (“much better,” “light speed”) and minimizing the incident as an “expensive lesson.”
Taken together, it shows a pattern of manipulative framing, omitted facts, and core contradictions, including a “no gimmicks, no politics” brand that still relies on gimmick-style tactics like this email itself, a history of other examples and a “solo operator” narrative that sits alongside Amazon and Walmart scale.
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