Roy Wyatt

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@urcatwrites @kaylah_aijana What, you’d be the customer of the app, just renting the services, the economic and social situation of the people you’re using is clearly not your problem. You’re just a simple gal who wants someone shit for you, so you’re paying the app.

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@golleroscar @Headchef123899 @LoremIpsumism @kaylah_aijana I don’t have an ‘ideal world’. But you understand there are countries who have regulated against the worst practices of these apps? That have forced the apps to guarantee income and benefits aligned with union agreements. These exploitation apps are new, u know?

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@urcatwrites @idle_brains @kaylah_aijana If you can’t afford a service without exploiting people, don’t use the service to begin with, or at least be comfortable in the knowledge you are economically exploiting a underclass!

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@urcatwrites @olivlav13 @thestapler42 @ScotlandsBest99 @kaylah_aijana You’re paying them, app takes cut. shouting ‘but the corps’, when the app specifies that they are a freelance contract worker employed by YOU. You participate in this exploitation to maximize your convenience and minimize your costs. Own it! Or use a service that employs staff!

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@urcatwrites @idle_brains @kaylah_aijana Buy your own fucking groceries rather than exploit someone because you’re legally allowed to?

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@urcatwrites @jjustificationn @kaylah_aijana They signed up for tips, tip better or expect shit service. You’re paying pittance for what is a bespoke service (personal shopper, taxi for your groceries, and room service) all below minimum wage, and you expect to be serviced like the rich, shocked and appalled when you’re not

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@urcatwrites @kaylah_aijana The service was offered to me, I’m not responsible for my choices. If they an app for literal slave rental, you’d be inhaling that shit.

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@Lawdisgreat @kaylah_aijana Yeah, you engage in underpaid exploitative business, you deserve shit service. Pay more to your personal shopper and food chauffeur, when asking for room service on top of that. Otherwise get the damn food yourself

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@oolongprincess @druggilivi not wages, it’s a service contract you initiate. You pay poorly and expect rich service, then cry because the workers don’t care enough and don’t treat you like you’re wealthy. Maybe you can’t afford for a personal assistant who will shop for you, chauffeur your food?

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@lol_wout @wow_nanana @kaylah_aijana Cry more, cry about your service workers, just one more insult and reality will be changed, the service workers will give a shit about your cheap ass

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@lol_wout @wow_nanana @kaylah_aijana But but but I offered 12 instead of 10 for the service worth 50, why arent they treated me like a god and servicing my whims?

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@lol_wout @wow_nanana @kaylah_aijana you’re offering an underpaid job to a person whose circumstances mean they need to acceot said job. That an app is involved doesn’t change the economic reality. You want to pay 10 for a job worthy 50, and want to reserve the right to cry when you don’t get service worth 50.

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@ScotlandsBest99 @urcatwrites @kaylah_aijana You legally are the employer. If you don’t want to be, use a proper service with actually employees. You’ll find it ends of costing a lot more. But maybe a personal shopper, taxi for food, and room service are not things realistically someone should expect if they’re not rich

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@lol_wout @wow_nanana @kaylah_aijana But the exploited homeless guy chose take the job to paint your house for ten dollars, why shouldn’t you come online and moan in an entitled manner about the fact that the quality of the work wasn’t worth several hundred dollars?

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@fluffythebany Baby’s first insight into living in an exploitative economy with fosters an underclass forced to take shitty jobs they don’t want or like for piss. If you expect rich person services (personal shopper, food taxi, and room service in one), pay rich money else stfu + do it urself

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@fairyminas Hey you go out on streets and find a desperate guy, offer to pay him pittance to clean your car, then come online and bitch how the quality of service wasn’t bespoke and up to standard, you’ll get ridiculed for shitty exploitative business practices getting what they deserve

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@lol_wout @wow_nanana @kaylah_aijana if you go find a homeless guy to pay 10 dollars to paint your house, THEN come online and moan about the shit job they did, you will deservedly get ridiculed for being the fool you are. This is of the same nature.

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@ScotlandsBest99 @urcatwrites @kaylah_aijana At best you’re the apps customer(user), but according to both the UA, and the regulatory legislation the app owners have paid for, you are the employer for the service contract. use a service that actually employs staff. But then you’d have to pay more and exploit less

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@guy123_g @Lawdisgreat @kaylah_aijana But but but, they could always choose not to, a wise idiot once said. You want good service, pay for it. You use an app that means you don’t pay well, then expect shit service unless you tip very big. otherwise it’s entitled baby brain shit

[Roy Wyatt @roywyattt]

@lol_wout @wow_nanana @kaylah_aijana When you’re old enough to pay for things, you’ll learn to expect shit service when you pay shit money. When you use these apps you are paying shit money unless you tip very big. Don’t engage with this exploitative model if you can’t tip big or are a baby about shit service.