Ty for listening, syrmor. I dont take enough opportunities to talk about my dad. I appreciate you letting me share a little bit about him with you and anyone willing to lend an ear
I really appreciate how you can see things positively. I don't know if I could ever say "I'm so glad I have memories of my dad" in your situation. A lot of us focus so much on what's lost and despite your experience you're still able to focus on what was gained. I know that trait will take you far
this fills me with rage not just at the Marriot but at those women. I wish they faced consequences. How much of a lowlife do you have to be not just to lie about the money but then COMPLAIN about the worker afterwards??????
To be honest, I wish Clark's family should've sued the women to the ground for defamation and causing all of this to happen. I really hope that guilt eats them alive for what they did!
@@EsperHubb i too would probably go to a very dark head space. i think a lot of people would directly blame those women for his death and a lot of people would probably seek revenge
I wish I could believe that. Those money-grubbing bastards at Marriott were looking for any excuse to fire him too. “24 years!? Quick! Fire him before we need to actually honour our commitment to someone. What for? Anything!” I’d have gone to the media just to smear them, even though I’d hate having to resort to that. What was Marriot’s investigation anyway? Taking the word of those screeching who*es and saying “ok ok ok fine whatever. You were born with a vagina and therefore you’re obviously the victim here” 🙄 Maybe part of the lesson is to never allow your job to become your whole life. (That doesn’t mean any of this is his fault btw. I’m just saying) I have a kinda cushy job and it’s tempting to just settle into it to the point you stop growing and evolving, especially when you’re convinced there aren’t other options (but there are!)
that thing clarky said at the end - "let people take care of you" - really struck a chord with me. im on ssi with a mental disability and i can only work a small, unofficial job to make barely any money just to feed myself and my pets, and my dad pays my bills and takes care of me when i dont have the ability to take care of myself. im wracked with guilt over it every single day of my life, even with pops assuring me all the time that he considers it an honor and a blessing to help me as much as he can. i ask for as little as possible, try to make my impact small, apologize excessively for being a burden, all that, even with those assurances. i feel like a waste of a being just grifting off of people who are willing to be taken advantage of. so clarkys final words just hit me in the chest with the power of a cannonball. im going to be stewing over them for the next week. i should. i need to let it sink in that people want to help me, and im not a burden because of it. i have my issues that i need help with and i should accept that help without guilt or fear. i tell myself that all the time without believing it. hearing it from someone else - even a complete stranger that i will likely never talk to - and hearing it said with such confident honesty is already rearranging the chemicals in my brain. clarky, if you ever read this, thank you. im so sorry about the loss of your dad. my dad is my best friend and favorite person in the world, and we have a similar relationship to what you had. i cant even fathom losing him at this point, and i cant possibly imagine how you felt and are feeling. i hope your life goes beautifully from here, and im grateful for your final message. i needed to hear it.
Thank you for sharing this. I myself just ended up being disabled and i am not able to work anymore. And sometimes i feel like such a piece of shit for not being useful for this "society" but i hope these feelings will pass and i will find some meaning out of work. ❤
you are an incredibly kind soul, and you deserve all the help you need. keep on keeping on, I'm so proud of you and thank you for this comment. it meant a lot to know a bit about what you're going through
if youre disabled, youre disabled. shouldnt be shame in having your family help you, but i get that reason and emotion dont always align. do the best you can.
A way i like thinking about it, is everyone loves good karma, even when it happens to people other than themselves. So when you are feeling like a burden to someone, but they are genuinely there to help, even if unconditionally, sometimes you gotta let them get their good graces. The amount of good karma, growth, fulfillment etc. That the other party can get could completely change their lives in amazing ways we just can't fathom until actually seeing it.
I had a similar situation happen where i found a $100 on the floor, and a person complained about me taking their money when I reported it to a manager. Later, when the drawer was counted, it was missing $100 and I got grilled for it. Wouldn't let me leave until I took accountability for the missing money. Looking back, that $100 probably was from my drawer and it somehow slipped out at some point. Point is, people suck and I hate management for not listening to employees.
Management will throw employees under the bus in an instant to save their ass. Actually, I've had employees file false complaints against me (in management) to get me fired for an imagined slight. It goes both ways - so truthfully average people are garbage tier. Good people are so rare now.
Jeez, this guy is such an upbeat and energetic speaker. Maybe it's the perfect choice of music underneath, but I was getting the happy-sad-sublimely-beautiful tears at the end of the video thinking about how he's dealt with tragedy but wants to pay the positive impact his dad had on his life forward.
I have learned from previous experiences of false accusation not to bother with picking up lost items, because somehow returning lost things to people equites to stealing it. So either you do keep it for yourself or you just leave it exactly how you found it.
This is one of those things that old-school 4Chan could have solved. The women should hear about this. They should know what their dishonesty caused. Then they should suffer.
That rugpull on him was despicable. His dad sounds like he was a really good man, and a good father. It is shameful and downright disgusting that people can become so corrupted by greed that they would stomp the life out of someone they don't even know for $100. And after 24 years of loyal, hard work, to do that to him in order to not deliver what they promised for the previous 24 years. Ineffable. And in the end of this blighted transaction the only thing that came of it is one good soul drowned, murdered in an ocean of despair. Fuck Marriott.
This video reminded me to tell my parents I love them. My dad works 2 jobs and my mom 12-hour hospital shifts to keep our family going. Sometimes you get so wrapped up in your own personal problems that you forget what other people do for you out of love.
One year away from having hotels for life... Sounds too much like they set him up. Companies that offer these huge advantages always set their employees up at their discretion - do a surface level investigation and you always find that employees of lesser moral fiber but who are favored by the admins will get the advantage regardless of unprofessional conduct.
Damn You and your family deserve so much better than what you got there, Clark At the very least you can take comfort in knowing you are a good man and are doing your dad proud
the subject of this video is an absolutely gorgeous person. I can just feel his empathy and altruistic energy emanating from him even though that clearly wasn't his intent
I love your story and your “what would you tell the world”. You truly seem to want to leave the world a better place. Thank you. There should be more of you and your dad. 😊
These videos are the reason i freaking love this channel. It shows the human part of the Internet which is both scary, fascinating and at times heartwarming. Thank you!
This was such sad, depressing story to hear...but I am glad you seem to be able to live your life and keep the good memories of your father. Wishing you all the best
Marriott is unfortunately one of those horrible companies that does shit like this because they can. Absolutely horrible company. I'm so sorry for that guys loss.
Syrmor, i hope this video reaches the Avenues its suppose to reach. Both Others who was been impacted from the absence of their father but also the individuals responsible for him cornering him to take his life. Actions have consequences. Clarky shouldve had a different outcome. Accountability is very lacking this day in age. Examples need to be made. These stories happen way to often for us to be comfortable in society. Bless you all and if you need a shoulder, reach out Brother and Sisters. Life is too short and very beautiful to have others taint the reality around you, be the difference.
Hey Clarky, thanks for sharing. On the off chance you see this late comment I hope you're in a good place where-ever and when-ever you read this. You clearly have great memories of your dad and your attitude is bright. I hope you can live a life with the happiness of 2, for your dad as well.
I hope everyone and anyone reads/ listens to Michael Newtown journey of souls. No one who dies, regardless of suicide is lost. You will always see the most important people in this lifetime when you die and go back towards the light. There is no separation. Your family past present and future are always waiting for you when you pass.
While i dont speak to my dad much i dread the day i lose him or my mother. I havent gotten emotional on any family deaths even though we were close i feel that will be a heavy hit to the core. Sad part is i can see my dads health declining slowly as he gets older from all the wear and tear of back breaking labor to keep us fed. I hope he is around long enough to see his grandson wear his first school outfit, though we are still several years out from that.
Your dad sounds like a good man I know my name is not the best for this comment but i hope you guys wil see each other again in the after life, stay strong and make him proud
"Let other people take care of you, the human condition is to be a kind person", I nearly died in a car accident, could barely move or look after myself, my family screamed at me, neglected me, and told me to kill myself. So, no, kindness is not innate, not even in your relatives.
I can't believe it, a perfect employee working there for 24 years, and they fire him for over a hundred bucks... Shitty hotel company... Couldn't even put 2 and 2 together and instead of assessing the situation and his prestigious behavior, they would rather sell his soul for a couple of bucks.
They most likely did it on purpose. They may have put 2 and 2 together but that's not what goes on in their head. They got an opportunity to cut a guy's seniority privileges to save on cost. Free hotels for life is a big deal when the cost of living spaces is as large as it is and that's revenue they aren't getting, and costs they have to soak for maintenance. It's one of those "too good to be honored" rewards. Working for 25 years straight without making enough/big mistakes or running into circumstances (like in the video) is a harrowing marathon to run. It's just a scam in the end.
When someone is taken away that suddenly at least for me i went through so many different emotions i had no clue how to handle it because i didnt know how i was gonna feel one day to another. I got angry a lot, and i got so sad i couldnt get out of bed for days.
Even after those women effectively destroyed his Dad's life...he still says he thinks people are good overall (at the end). That just totally blows my mind. I feel really bad for the dude as a third party...if I was him I would have gone total "fuck the world" and tried to burn it all down. That he didn't do that shows his character. His Dad really had to be an awesome dude. I'm glad he's in a decent headspace, because I don't think I would have been.
And I bet those women don’t know that they were the direct cause of his dad’s passing. This shit makes me so fucking heated. Clark your outlook on life is amazing and so admirable. You got a solid fucking head on your shoulders.
i really dont understand why people hurt THEMSELVES instead of going after the ones who screwed them/ruined their lives! Make them pay for what they did to you, dont hurt YOURSELF!
This is horrible..I feel so sorry for this dude. Lost his father because of a fucking job. A fucking job costed this man’s life. I’m sorry man, this world is beyond fucked.
Damn. I know you don't know me and I don't know you, and this will get lost in a sea of comment saying the same thing, but I'm so god damned sorry dude.
As much as it's the corporation's fault there's still a catalyst in this, we have a whole generation now that believes setting up the elderly and taking them down is a good thing.
Ok I just listened and replayed the first 1:30 and... it sounds like yer boy stole $100. How the hell you just assume the hundred dollar bill that's IN AN OCCUPIED ROOM, was from a previous guest? And TV on the NIGHTSTAND? Since when did they put TV's on a nightstand? I thought nightstands where next to the bed... which is where most people put their important belongings like purses, wallets and phones. And it was dusty? If it was there that long I'm pretty sure house keeping would have found that thang before yer Hood Samaritan friend. I'm gonna continue listening, probably with my foot in my mouth... but after the women "kicked him out" dude says to himself "Those women just stole a hundred bucks!" How do you steal money that was in a room allegedly so long it was crumpled and dusty? Who'd they steal it from?
My dude, that's so insensitive. The man is gone either way and that's the real tragedy no matter what the truth about a hundred dollar bill is. He shouldn't be dead over a 100 dollar bill even if he literally tried to steal it.
@@heli0ns Yes... bcuz the internet is known for its plethora of honest, good natured, wholesome characters who definitely are mentally stable and never troll bcuz they don't even know what trolls, catfish or imposters are. Yes, the main reason he misses his dead father is bcuz he'll never be able to joke with him again. And his father killed himself bcuz he'll NEVER be able to stay in a Marriott Hotel for free... he can stay in Marriott, just NOT for free, so he off'ed himself. Ya know I'm SO glad yer not a skeptical piece of doo doo like me and outright believe his story. In fact, I'm actually in contact with the OP and I've apologized. I'm forgiven and He's collecting small donations to help retirees. He's requested that I get a debit card number, exp date and CDL# on the back. He'll only take a $1 so you can trust him. Go ahead and send yer info ASAP, it's medically urgent.
Ty for listening, syrmor. I dont take enough opportunities to talk about my dad. I appreciate you letting me share a little bit about him with you and anyone willing to lend an ear
I really appreciate how you can see things positively. I don't know if I could ever say "I'm so glad I have memories of my dad" in your situation. A lot of us focus so much on what's lost and despite your experience you're still able to focus on what was gained. I know that trait will take you far
nothing can be harder than this, rest in peace to him man.
Play some Street Fighter tournaments for him?
I'm so sorry.. I wish I could give you a hug.
So sorry for your loss. My condolences to you and your family. Your Father was such a good man.
Ruined a guy's life over a hundred bucks... you can't put a price on a life
The price was 100 bucks and 24 years of loyalty to a corporation that doesn't give a fuck about you.
Never had to pay for a funeral huh. When you have a family member die you find out there is a whole industry that takes advantage of sad people.
this fills me with rage not just at the Marriot but at those women. I wish they faced consequences. How much of a lowlife do you have to be not just to lie about the money but then COMPLAIN about the worker afterwards??????
Its even worse. they complained first because they might have been scared he'd tell managment about the money then THEY would get fired.
No, they just wanted the room comped. Maybe a free meal. All at the cost of the man's life
Damn
To be honest, I wish Clark's family should've sued the women to the ground for defamation and causing all of this to happen. I really hope that guilt eats them alive for what they did!
If they even know that what they did caused this. Probably don’t have a clue
They wouldn't even care if they knew.
If I lost my dad like that, I knew I'd turn down a very dark road at that point.
@@EsperHubb I wouldn't blame you I would do the exact same thing for revenge
@@EsperHubb i too would probably go to a very dark head space. i think a lot of people would directly blame those women for his death and a lot of people would probably seek revenge
tbh I wish they named dropped the company. The problem will solve itself.
“And now I don’t get to joke with my dad” That line ripped my heart out
There’s a special place in hell for people like the women who shoved this man into suicide
I wish I could believe that.
Those money-grubbing bastards at Marriott were looking for any excuse to fire him too. “24 years!? Quick! Fire him before we need to actually honour our commitment to someone. What for? Anything!”
I’d have gone to the media just to smear them, even though I’d hate having to resort to that.
What was Marriot’s investigation anyway? Taking the word of those screeching who*es and saying “ok ok ok fine whatever. You were born with a vagina and therefore you’re obviously the victim here” 🙄
Maybe part of the lesson is to never allow your job to become your whole life. (That doesn’t mean any of this is his fault btw. I’m just saying)
I have a kinda cushy job and it’s tempting to just settle into it to the point you stop growing and evolving, especially when you’re convinced there aren’t other options (but there are!)
You are your father's immortality, Clark.
As soon as i heard Marriott i knew this was going to go south BAD…
I’ve never heard anything from them how bad are they
@@spaceasteri know they've been accused of sex trafficking
Even if his death happened a long time ago, the pain never leaves. Only comes and goes like the tides.
damn, corpo in the us or in general is just absolute evil for using bread crumbs tactics for ordinary people..
Fuck, that's rough, I'm sorry Clark.
that thing clarky said at the end - "let people take care of you" - really struck a chord with me. im on ssi with a mental disability and i can only work a small, unofficial job to make barely any money just to feed myself and my pets, and my dad pays my bills and takes care of me when i dont have the ability to take care of myself. im wracked with guilt over it every single day of my life, even with pops assuring me all the time that he considers it an honor and a blessing to help me as much as he can. i ask for as little as possible, try to make my impact small, apologize excessively for being a burden, all that, even with those assurances. i feel like a waste of a being just grifting off of people who are willing to be taken advantage of.
so clarkys final words just hit me in the chest with the power of a cannonball. im going to be stewing over them for the next week. i should. i need to let it sink in that people want to help me, and im not a burden because of it. i have my issues that i need help with and i should accept that help without guilt or fear. i tell myself that all the time without believing it. hearing it from someone else - even a complete stranger that i will likely never talk to - and hearing it said with such confident honesty is already rearranging the chemicals in my brain.
clarky, if you ever read this, thank you. im so sorry about the loss of your dad. my dad is my best friend and favorite person in the world, and we have a similar relationship to what you had. i cant even fathom losing him at this point, and i cant possibly imagine how you felt and are feeling. i hope your life goes beautifully from here, and im grateful for your final message. i needed to hear it.
Thank you for sharing this with me. You've got this, my friend. I believe in you
Thank you for sharing this. I myself just ended up being disabled and i am not able to work anymore. And sometimes i feel like such a piece of shit for not being useful for this "society" but i hope these feelings will pass and i will find some meaning out of work. ❤
you are an incredibly kind soul, and you deserve all the help you need. keep on keeping on, I'm so proud of you and thank you for this comment. it meant a lot to know a bit about what you're going through
if youre disabled, youre disabled. shouldnt be shame in having your family help you, but i get that reason and emotion dont always align. do the best you can.
A way i like thinking about it, is everyone loves good karma, even when it happens to people other than themselves. So when you are feeling like a burden to someone, but they are genuinely there to help, even if unconditionally, sometimes you gotta let them get their good graces. The amount of good karma, growth, fulfillment etc. That the other party can get could completely change their lives in amazing ways we just can't fathom until actually seeing it.
I had a similar situation happen where i found a $100 on the floor, and a person complained about me taking their money when I reported it to a manager. Later, when the drawer was counted, it was missing $100 and I got grilled for it. Wouldn't let me leave until I took accountability for the missing money. Looking back, that $100 probably was from my drawer and it somehow slipped out at some point. Point is, people suck and I hate management for not listening to employees.
Management will throw employees under the bus in an instant to save their ass. Actually, I've had employees file false complaints against me (in management) to get me fired for an imagined slight. It goes both ways - so truthfully average people are garbage tier. Good people are so rare now.
Jeez, this guy is such an upbeat and energetic speaker. Maybe it's the perfect choice of music underneath, but I was getting the happy-sad-sublimely-beautiful tears at the end of the video thinking about how he's dealt with tragedy but wants to pay the positive impact his dad had on his life forward.
This guy's great personality is proof of what a good lad his father was. I'm so angry for the injustice that was done to this family.
I have learned from previous experiences of false accusation not to bother with picking up lost items, because somehow returning lost things to people equites to stealing it. So either you do keep it for yourself or you just leave it exactly how you found it.
Man this story is just depressing to hear. How could you do that to someone I do not know. The devil wears a suit and tie.
Let this be a reminder that no company in the world cares about you- to them you're replaceable.
Vibes are so good here. Death is so rough, hope this guy is doing well
This is one of those things that old-school 4Chan could have solved. The women should hear about this. They should know what their dishonesty caused. Then they should suffer.
No they can't. 4chan isn't magic. There's literally no info about who it could have been.
It's more likely that they were paid to do it than doing it out of spite, but accepting money to accuse people of wrongdoing isn't really any better.
@@halobozyes it is
probably truth to this.. @@haloboz
That rugpull on him was despicable. His dad sounds like he was a really good man, and a good father. It is shameful and downright disgusting that people can become so corrupted by greed that they would stomp the life out of someone they don't even know for $100. And after 24 years of loyal, hard work, to do that to him in order to not deliver what they promised for the previous 24 years. Ineffable. And in the end of this blighted transaction the only thing that came of it is one good soul drowned, murdered in an ocean of despair. Fuck Marriott.
This video reminded me to tell my parents I love them. My dad works 2 jobs and my mom 12-hour hospital shifts to keep our family going. Sometimes you get so wrapped up in your own personal problems that you forget what other people do for you out of love.
One year away from having hotels for life... Sounds too much like they set him up. Companies that offer these huge advantages always set their employees up at their discretion - do a surface level investigation and you always find that employees of lesser moral fiber but who are favored by the admins will get the advantage regardless of unprofessional conduct.
i’m glad u were there to listen to him, sometimes people just need someone to talk to, no matter how long ago it was. You are a good person
Damn
You and your family deserve so much better than what you got there, Clark
At the very least you can take comfort in knowing you are a good man and are doing your dad proud
My condolences clarky645. Keep on keeping on! ♥
the subject of this video is an absolutely gorgeous person. I can just feel his empathy and altruistic energy emanating from him even though that clearly wasn't his intent
I just wanted to say that I really needed to hear what you said at the end about letting people take care of you. Thank you :)
13:00 I was not expecting that ending, you hit the nail..
Even the tragic stories are so well told, glad you let people tell their experiences
I love your story and your “what would you tell the world”. You truly seem to want to leave the world a better place. Thank you. There should be more of you and your dad. 😊
These videos are the reason i freaking love this channel. It shows the human part of the Internet which is both scary, fascinating and at times heartwarming. Thank you!
This was such sad, depressing story to hear...but I am glad you seem to be able to live your life and keep the good memories of your father. Wishing you all the best
Marriott is unfortunately one of those horrible companies that does shit like this because they can. Absolutely horrible company. I'm so sorry for that guys loss.
For 100 bucks.
Im so sorry Clark.. That’s awful, I hope your doing better. I bet he would have laughed at the ‘100 dollars, that would have been a good meal!!’
Thanks Clarky for sharing and Syrmor for making it all possible. Stories like this need to be shared to help heal humanity even just a little.
Syrmor, i hope this video reaches the Avenues its suppose to reach. Both Others who was been impacted from the absence of their father but also the individuals responsible for him cornering him to take his life. Actions have consequences. Clarky shouldve had a different outcome. Accountability is very lacking this day in age. Examples need to be made. These stories happen way to often for us to be comfortable in society. Bless you all and if you need a shoulder, reach out Brother and Sisters. Life is too short and very beautiful to have others taint the reality around you, be the difference.
Man. This really gave me the feels. Thank you for making this video and putting it out there
great video. 10/10. I hope things get better for him. Keep trying to be the man your father would have wanted you to be.
I lost my dad in a murder suicide a number of years ago so this really hits home for me. Thanks for opening up man.
Hey Clarky, thanks for sharing. On the off chance you see this late comment I hope you're in a good place where-ever and when-ever you read this.
You clearly have great memories of your dad and your attitude is bright. I hope you can live a life with the happiness of 2, for your dad as well.
He is immortalized
I hope everyone and anyone reads/ listens to Michael Newtown journey of souls. No one who dies, regardless of suicide is lost. You will always see the most important people in this lifetime when you die and go back towards the light. There is no separation. Your family past present and future are always waiting for you when you pass.
7:21 that little excited jump even if it was accidental it kinda fit the story
Im sorry for your loss😔
While i dont speak to my dad much i dread the day i lose him or my mother. I havent gotten emotional on any family deaths even though we were close i feel that will be a heavy hit to the core. Sad part is i can see my dads health declining slowly as he gets older from all the wear and tear of back breaking labor to keep us fed. I hope he is around long enough to see his grandson wear his first school outfit, though we are still several years out from that.
I’ll never stay at a Marriott again after hearing this.
Your dad sounds like a good man I know my name is not the best for this comment but i hope you guys wil see each other again in the after life, stay strong and make him proud
"Let other people take care of you, the human condition is to be a kind person", I nearly died in a car accident, could barely move or look after myself, my family screamed at me, neglected me, and told me to kill myself. So, no, kindness is not innate, not even in your relatives.
Dynamics of Relatives and family are always at least a little weird. Very strange. Sounds like those are toxic people you want to move away from then
damn, looked through your channel. i guess even kindness isn't innate upon you either
@@tsrenis heh, yeah, I must have been a real jerk in my past life or something, because I can't catch a break.
My dad died this last September, and I feel a lot of similar feelings...
Wish you the best for the future man
Thank you for sharing your story😢
poor guy. thats sad and unfortunately not the only case of something like that ive heard...
This is rough, glad he could tell this story.
Thanks for sharing his story
Jesus. I used to work at Marriott and before I even heard it just *knew* this has taken place in a Fairfield Inn.
I can't believe it, a perfect employee working there for 24 years, and they fire him for over a hundred bucks... Shitty hotel company... Couldn't even put 2 and 2 together and instead of assessing the situation and his prestigious behavior, they would rather sell his soul for a couple of bucks.
They most likely did it on purpose. They may have put 2 and 2 together but that's not what goes on in their head. They got an opportunity to cut a guy's seniority privileges to save on cost. Free hotels for life is a big deal when the cost of living spaces is as large as it is and that's revenue they aren't getting, and costs they have to soak for maintenance. It's one of those "too good to be honored" rewards. Working for 25 years straight without making enough/big mistakes or running into circumstances (like in the video) is a harrowing marathon to run.
It's just a scam in the end.
The only thing that man did wrong was taking his own life.
When someone is taken away that suddenly at least for me i went through so many different emotions i had no clue how to handle it because i didnt know how i was gonna feel one day to another. I got angry a lot, and i got so sad i couldnt get out of bed for days.
Now a whole lotta people are going to think about him a whole lot.
Death of a Salesman-type beat.
Even after those women effectively destroyed his Dad's life...he still says he thinks people are good overall (at the end). That just totally blows my mind. I feel really bad for the dude as a third party...if I was him I would have gone total "fuck the world" and tried to burn it all down. That he didn't do that shows his character. His Dad really had to be an awesome dude. I'm glad he's in a decent headspace, because I don't think I would have been.
And I bet those women don’t know that they were the direct cause of his dad’s passing. This shit makes me so fucking heated. Clark your outlook on life is amazing and so admirable. You got a solid fucking head on your shoulders.
Holy shit this is so sad
i really dont understand why people hurt THEMSELVES instead of going after the ones who screwed them/ruined their lives! Make them pay for what they did to you, dont hurt YOURSELF!
finally found this channel back
I miss your videos man!
finally getting the origin for the TF2 scout
Sounds like the world lost a great man it didn't deserve to have
Oh marriott, makes sense
hey Syrmor whats the link to get in contact with u to tell a story?. this struck me and i think if its you man, i can trust you’d help me tell it
This is horrible..I feel so sorry for this dude. Lost his father because of a fucking job. A fucking job costed this man’s life. I’m sorry man, this world is beyond fucked.
Justice is no such thing in this world.
There is also no justice in the animal kingdom,, so we are just animals after all. But through technology we are STILL striving to be better
Marriott screwed my mom over in her job too
I'll try to never stay at one after this story
I've seen people get screwed right before retirement
This dude is tough af damn…
They should get a trip to “funky town” for doing that
He cried between the fi-finally
Retribution. Physical.
I'D FUCKIN KMS TOO BRO WDF 😭
that story made me sick to my stomach.
This makes me wana eat the rich
Hi Syrmor
Bro I thought it was a sfm/Gmod animation when I saw the thumbnail
same
Damn that’s harsh
❤
capitalism must end
A wild zigzagoon appeared he's asking for rolling papers
WEEEE haven't watched the video yet just commenting for algorithm
Damn. I know you don't know me and I don't know you, and this will get lost in a sea of comment saying the same thing, but I'm so god damned sorry dude.
🫨
As much as it's the corporation's fault there's still a catalyst in this, we have a whole generation now that believes setting up the elderly and taking them down is a good thing.
I have this saying "people get hurt cause bitches lie"
This is why I hate company and Elon Musk simps.
Woke culture killed his dad, not Elon Musk.
companies don’t care about you.
Average typical bitches.
women framing moment
I keep an empty wallet and never accept tips because i was accused of stealing money once. Man, people suck.
Boo hoo about 100$
Suicide is a selfish way to go, you leave everyone around you to deal with the trauma.
Your life is not your own, we live for other people.
Ok I just listened and replayed the first 1:30 and... it sounds like yer boy stole $100. How the hell you just assume the hundred dollar bill that's IN AN OCCUPIED ROOM, was from a previous guest? And TV on the NIGHTSTAND? Since when did they put TV's on a nightstand? I thought nightstands where next to the bed... which is where most people put their important belongings like purses, wallets and phones. And it was dusty? If it was there that long I'm pretty sure house keeping would have found that thang before yer Hood Samaritan friend. I'm gonna continue listening, probably with my foot in my mouth... but after the women "kicked him out" dude says to himself "Those women just stole a hundred bucks!" How do you steal money that was in a room allegedly so long it was crumpled and dusty? Who'd they steal it from?
My dude, that's so insensitive. The man is gone either way and that's the real tragedy no matter what the truth about a hundred dollar bill is. He shouldn't be dead over a 100 dollar bill even if he literally tried to steal it.
Take your meds
@@heli0ns Yes... bcuz the internet is known for its plethora of honest, good natured, wholesome characters who definitely are mentally stable and never troll bcuz they don't even know what trolls, catfish or imposters are. Yes, the main reason he misses his dead father is bcuz he'll never be able to joke with him again. And his father killed himself bcuz he'll NEVER be able to stay in a Marriott Hotel for free... he can stay in Marriott, just NOT for free, so he off'ed himself. Ya know I'm SO glad yer not a skeptical piece of doo doo like me and outright believe his story. In fact, I'm actually in contact with the OP and I've apologized. I'm forgiven and He's collecting small donations to help retirees. He's requested that I get a debit card number, exp date and CDL# on the back. He'll only take a $1 so you can trust him. Go ahead and send yer info ASAP, it's medically urgent.
@@Sammysapphira I can't, I left them at yer Moms house.
@@rush1er you genuinely need help