Spencer Patton latest video

[zeev]

is this guy nuts

 

[bacha29]

is this guy nuts

The guy is a carnival barker. Always out there plugging some type of service or product trying to separate people from their money.
The problem with Spencer Patton and Prime Weasel is that they're too much alike. A couple of hustlers always looking for a fast buck at someone else's expense.

 

[UnionStrong]

is this guy nuts

Grub hub? Uber eats? Door dash? Just some of the innovative ways you can utilize your slaves. Nuts

 

[zeev]

This guy sells routes tells people how lucrative it is also they took all my routes . Also it’s so lucrative you might want to run a side business like for dash to make it work ,oh by the way that will be 300-400k. My suggestion just do a delivery system.

 

[Guitarman01]

This guy seems to be a pretty good example of why FedEx would not put the fate of their company in the hands of contractors.

 

[burrheadd]

This guy sells routes tells people how lucrative it is also they took all my routes . Also it’s so lucrative you might want to run a side business like for dash to make it work ,oh by the way that will be 300-400k. My suggestion just do a delivery system.

How were they able to just “take all your routes”?

 

[burrheadd]

This guy seems to be a pretty good example of why FedEx would not put the fate of their company in the hands of contractors.

Reminds me of a carnival sideshow hawker

 

[Thebrownblob]

How were they able to just “take all your routes”?

Because they’re not “theirs”at all the whole thing is a sham

 

[It will be fine]

How were they able to just “take all your routes”?

FedEx cancels contracts all the time. If it’s an immediate termination normally it’s for something like not paying taxes or other illegal activity. In Spencer’s case, he spoke to the media so they canceled all his contracts. Fedex manages their contractors through fear, they wanted to send a message.

 

[UnionStrong]

Reminds me of a carnival sideshow hawker

Tel-evangelist

 

[zeev]

When FedEx cancels these contracts does the former owner get any compensation?

 

[bacha29]

This guy sells routes tells people how lucrative it is also they took all my routes . Also it’s so lucrative you might want to run a side business like for dash to make it work ,oh by the way that will be 300-400k. My suggestion just do a delivery system.

Glad you spotted that. If FDX contracting was so great you shouldn't even need a side gig.
Now that he's lost his own routes he needs to broker route sales . Trouble is they're not bringing the prices they once did.
As a result he's trying to fix contractors up with a side hustle in the hopes that it will get them by until things turn around for their FDX operations.

 

[It will be fine]

When FedEx cancels these contracts does the former owner get any compensation?

If they lawyer up they might be entitled to the profit they could have earned for the remaining time of the contract. So for all intents, no they don’t get squat. They can sell their trucks.

 

[59 Dano]

FedEx cancels contracts all the time. If it’s an immediate termination normally it’s for something like not paying taxes or other illegal activity. In Spencer’s case, he spoke to the media so they canceled all his contracts. Fedex manages their contractors through fear, they wanted to send a message.

Now now, they didn't cancel his contracts because "he spoke to the media." They canceled his contracts because his "spoke to the media" was "publicly badmouthed his business partner, who held all the leverage and he should have known better."

 

[Fred's Myth]

Now now, they didn't cancel his contracts because "he spoke to the media." They canceled his contracts because his "spoke to the media" was "publicly badmouthed his business partner, who held all the leverage and he should have known better."

In Bizarro World, "badmouthed" means calling for increased compensation for contractors.

Yep.

 

[59 Dano]

In Bizarro World, "badmouthed" means calling for increased compensation for contractors.

Yep.

Missed the part where he said the infrastructure was about to collapse, didja?

 

[Fred's Myth]

Missed the part where he said the infrastructure was about to collapse, didja?

Your repartee leaves me unresponsive.

Actually I just looked up the Cliff Notes version, Patton’s speaking style puts me to sleep.

 

[yadig]

FedEx cancels contracts all the time. If it’s an immediate termination normally it’s for something like not paying taxes or other illegal activity. In Spencer’s case, he spoke to the media so they canceled all his contracts. Fedex manages their contractors through fear, they wanted to send a message.

So basically you’ve been fired! Sounds a lot like an employee verses owning a business.

 

[UnionStrong]

So basically you’ve been fired! Sounds a lot like an employee verses owning a business.

Sounds like a crummy business model for the contractors. You invest money and time in a business that can be snatched away on FedEx say so. I guess the contractor is no better off than the fools that drive for them.

 

[Gone fishin]

Sounds like a crummy business model for the contractors. You invest money and time in a business that can be snatched away on FedEx say so. I guess the contractor is no better off than the fools that drive for them.

Contractors are the worst thing happening to the United States workers , people are just too dumb to see it