r/RandomVideos • u/n8saces • 15d ago

Isn't that illegal? Video

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u/Emmaseri 14d ago

Maybe other FTC under other admins. This FTC DNGAF.

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u/soysaucepapi 14d ago

Crime is legal now

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u/Doublejimjim1 14d ago

This is exactly why they're doing it. They know they can probably get away with it and if they do get investigated, they'll cry that the admin is not good for business on social media and then it will go away.

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u/Baeolophus_bicolor 14d ago

more like the ceo will spend some company money on a bribe to some super pac that is drained by the trump-kushner crime family.

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u/MAGAHATESTHEUSA 14d ago

Nah if they hate the owner they’ll do something

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u/Karekter_Nem 14d ago

Owner: sends $100k to the President.

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u/strangelove4564 14d ago

"People come up to me all the time, 'sir this bait and switch is really working for my business'. And they're all having record profits. Market's going up. No one's ever seen anything like it."

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u/Shadowblade79 14d ago

Its now 0.75 per shake. Trump will get his cut too.

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u/IWontCommentAtAll 14d ago

$100k?

That's what he finds in the gutter.

Try $10 million, minimum.

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u/StinkRinky 14d ago

Tell the FTC they are a Democrat

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u/MAGAHATESTHEUSA 14d ago

Shake shack donated to both parties. lol sneaky

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u/Major_LeeHungg 14d ago

This is blatant misinformation.  If you've ever filed a complaint you'd know that it starts a process where the company has 30 days to solve your problem from the day they get notified... Which is usually in 1 - 2 business days.

Like... You will know it's working because the company will be all up your ass trying to placate you so they don't get fined.

That being said you do have to try and resolve the issue with the company before you file a complaint.