@jjjjjbug @pandaalovaa@h3h3productions Trisha's not an H3 employee. They're basically a contractor. They'll receive a 1099 instead of a W2. Frenemies was just one of the podcasts run by the h3podcast. It was never its own separate thing. Trisha never owned anything, so they of course would not pick staff for h3podcast
@Mythical That driving with the cab lights on in the car was illegal.
I was always told this growing up and didn't think twice about it until I started driving.
@Skypad3 @leafmelonelys @KEEMSTAR Accounts can be terminated for multiple OR severe violations. If a leafy video was recently reported that YouTube considers to be a severe violation of their tos, they are well within their right to terminate his channels. The shady part is not explaining to him what he did wrong
@ellie_jolie@anthonypadilla @andreweisz @TeamYouTube -- That's why you see so many of his ads and maybe an occasional Biden or anti-trump ad. Although rare (due to a much more limited budget which equals lower ad quality and position ranking), they do exist.
SRC: Worked as a Google Ad marketer for small business in MI.
@ellie_jolie@anthonypadilla @andreweisz @TeamYouTube -- is such an anomaly. If you go watch car repair videos, you'll get oreilly and AutoZone ads. My best guess is that that they're just targeting ANYONE who is between a certain age range, which then places the ads everywhere since they have a huge budget. --
@KEEMSTAR You're not hiring a designer if you're paying per piece. You're just buying the rights to art at that point. You'd pay them for their time spent on drafts and revisions too if they were "hired".