Insanely Evil Japanese Company Implodes Overnight

What happens when an egotistical trust fund baby becomes Vice President of his dad's $1B company? Watch and find out. BIG MOTOR!

[EricEdLoveless]

The thing about trees in Tokyo is that even if you want a tree removed from your property, you can’t just cut it down. You are required to call a “recycler” who will come and remove the tree so that it can be replanted elsewhere within Tokyo. If it is not replanted immediately it will be kept at a nursery that will care for the tree until an appropriate place is found.

[tacitus]

The fraud of using golf-balls in socks reminds me of some old, old, old auto-insurance fraud that happened in Australia decades ago. Employees of a mechanic workshop were caught on camera wrapping cloth around the head of a sledgehammer called "the moneymaker", and smashing it repeatedly against the engine of a customers car, yelling "Moneymaker! Moneymaker! Moneymaker!" then billing both the insurance company and the customer to fix it.

[DYWYPI]

damn i can't believe a used-car salesman turned out to be shady

smh

[aznxwanabe]

It fills me with solidarity with humankind worldwide, knowing that used car dealerships are unscrupulous, even in Japan.

[tikaal]

it's crazy that these aren't more well known in western countries cos the meme potential is INCREDIBLE

[KarazolaYT]

This man wasn't being evil for profit. This is way to cartoonish for that. This man was just being evil for the pure FUN of it.

[AceMoonshot]

I love how the Japanese are mocking the living hell out of them. That was some funny shit, right there.

[TrynePlague]

This kind of fraud is everywhere.. I live in France. 13 years ago I spend 1 year working for a French Telecom (Orange) subcontractor. One of the first days, I was following a guy who had been working there for years to learn how everything works etc. We entered a big FT station, where theres millions of tiny cables connecting the city. The guy took out a pair of cutting pliers and cut off a good 50 clients at once.. turned to me and said: "See, that's how we create work for our company." I was in total disbelief...

[kipnaplayer]

Man the Japanese memers and community in general are ruthless. Making songs, animations and cosplayers. Just reminds me of old youtube when we used to do the same, but it still going strong over there

[eiennofantasy]

When I was about to leave Japan back in 2021 I had to sell my car. So I looked up the relative asking price for a used car on a 3rd party site that also said it would share my number to used dealerships to contact me. Note that I'm not familiar with the dealings and thought used big name used dealerships would be a safe bet so I allowed it.

BAD IDEA

After that for 2 weeks straight I was bombarded by representatives of Big Motor trying to get a hold of me after I said I'm still considering. For those two weeks I put my phone on silent and just denied their calls whenever I see Big Motor on the call display. Other companies didn't even call me, it was only Big Motor.

[LimeBoy-ooph]

I feel bad for the employees that had to endure this awful stuff. Especially those who had no idea why it was happening and felt like they needed their job. Good thing it all got outed.

[gtafan]

when people say anime plots are too cartoonish. Japan proves it works irl

[kevinthefox]

You don't get to say "sorry" and then leave with numerous gilded golden parachutes. You should get charged and labeled publically as a fraud. Then treated as such by everyone.

[BBTPD]

Never in my wildest dreams did I think I could be on the edge of my seat over a video about a Japanese used car company, but holy frick, well done my guy

[blackplaydoh]

Toxic working conditions described here are NOT that uncommon in Japan. As an employee you are EXPECTED to live and die by your company, it's very widespread.

Source: I'm a telecom consultant who's been living in Japan for the past 12 years at this point.

[boringdallas]

That could never happen here in the USA.

Here if the CEOs get caught, they don't resign, they give themselves a pay raise.

[NonFatMead]

I love that they're called 'Big Motor' as well. That's like calling your company Evil Inc

[bluediamondtheleprechaun]

This is weird but i love watching when politicans, celebrities and business owners do these huge public apologies/statements in japan

[DarknessUnresolved]

Imagine a corporation soo deeply and criminally fraudulent, that people are cosplaying them and selling satirical employee "starter" kits online! Even in their darkest moments, Japan/Nippon never fails to disappoint.

[matthewdaub]

"you cant have a cigarette butt in the parking lot" says the man who just pissed in said lot.