I took MediEval Times' TikTok Username

I'm a comedian that pretends to be corporations on Facebook to respond to hateful commenters. I also pretend to be a journalist to get reactions from multilevel marketing companies and companies whose employees are on strike. My friends and I used to sue each other on court television.

I'm on tour:

🎤 my live comedy show dates:
Tucson, AZ - 2.18
Syracuse - 3.1
NYC - 3.2
Dallas - 4.7 4.8
Richmond - 4.19
Chicago - 4.26
Sacramento - 5.23
San Francisco - 5.24
Brea, CA - 5.25

[palmertrolls]

🎤 my live comedy show dates:
Tucson, AZ - 2.18
Syracuse - 3.1
NYC - 3.2
Dallas - 4.7 4.8
Richmond - 4.19
Chicago - 4.26
Sacramento - 5.23
San Francisco - 5.24
Brea, CA - 5.25

[Thowzand_]

“Maximum performance minimum wage”😭😭😭😭😭

[TheAuRatio]

When corporations are afraid of unionizing you know you need one

[sylvainmichaud]

How an employer create a costly PR nightmare because he's too cheap to pay their employees properly.
This shows that they are not the wise business people they pretend to be.

[swearimnotarobot]

It’s incredibly sad that companies can get away with pulling this crap time after time

[joee]

I live in Orlando. I just looked up tickets the other night. It’s like $65.95 per adult and $38.95 per kid, which surprised me. I would’ve thought it would’ve been like $25-$40 an adult. It’s always packed on the weekends. Idk how consistent they are with packing the place but at $65.95 a ticket per adult and almost $40 a kid, they’re making money. So if this is true, that they’re paying their employees that little, yeah they’re screwing their employees. ⚔️

[Theninjaprasad]

LMAO i live for this kinda humor. its sad tho that artists are so terribly underpaid

[hellodolly]

This might be my favorite one yet. Straight up getting a companies account and blasting their ass is chad-tier

[haganology]

The corrupt system needs more heroes like you, Mr. Palmer. Thank you.

[jplouthelgm]

it's almost like treating people with respect and decency could save a company a WHOLE lot of headaches.

[Histario]

I always find it funny some companies who can afford it act like it will destroy there company if they raise there employees a few dollars. Like, "omg I can't use that money now even though it was just sitting there."

[danthesupplyman]

This is extremely sad, what a great way to completely murder someone's interest in a cool subject while also making their life miserable.

[niksterfersir]

They’ll go out of business and then wonder why

[BradGreer]

I couldn't stop reading that as "Medieval Times There Alone"

[lymarie]

I was positive that they all were getting paid much much more than this. This is terrible. They entertain and teach people.

[backwoodsjunkie]

This was fantastic! That was a good burn, " Medieval Times, Maximum performance...minimum wage"! Oh man... as a wage slave myself this gave me a good chuckle!🤣🤣

[CordeliaAurora]

They hire people to perform as knights but they pay them like serfs 😡🤔
How about they treat their loyal workers like KINGS and QUEENS

[Guren]

Damn, Midieval Times paying them Midieval wages? Damnnn they need to hire some of them knights at professional theatrical venues. They really put a lot of work into their performances and costumes. I personally am aquainted with some of the knights.⚔️🤺

[MikeRotch]

With how much they overcharge for everything there, you'd think they could pay people better.

[NearlyHadlessNick]

_"It will destroy my business to pay my workers enough! I'm too successful for this"_
*"Why is my business failing?!?! Dont they know who I am?!"*

This sounds like every beginning of Hotel Hell with Gordon Ramsey before the owners realise the problem the whole time was them!