Instagram influencer creates gas station gridlock in Phoenix

A man on social media posted that he put $10,000 in credit on pumps at a Phoenix gas station

[nate]

Remember that influencers aren't doing kindness content to be kind, they do it because they make even more money from sponsors. This is a business.

[BlueCollarDude]

This was a investment... dude probably made back 20 or 30 grand from the video

[ruthlessluder]

These people who do "good" but has to broadcast their entire process is doing the opposite. Stop calling these people influencers!

[ruthlessluder]

$10K and it caused this chaos? This is embarrassing.

[jasonjones]

Stop calling these idiots influencers.

[TheRealSAFN]

What annoys me.. is that 99% of those ppl can afford thats 50$ fuel. I wish the ppl living in their car, etc got the fuel. Not the dude in a jeep, suv, charger, etc

[joenunez]

I guess if times are that bad for you. No way in hell am I driving out there & then sitting in line for 30-60 minutes to save $50-$60.

[Koolztuff-qgdv]

Pawns. That's all followers are. Pawns.

[MyBizOnlu]

He should be arrested for causing traffic jam

[WhyUMad]

Juan also known as, thatwasepic always does gives back to AZ .. y’all just mad you can’t afford gas 😂😂

[InfiniteFreeThinkers]

WHO?! I’m sorry, I only recognize people with actual creative, mental or physical skills and talent. Ya know, people that actually EARN their fame. These “influencers” have no influence over me or anyone else living in the real world. You can do nice things for people with out plastering it online for attention and clicks and disrupting everyday people’s lives. Ya know, Like out of the kindness of your heart with no conditions.. God help us.

[Cucumberflavoredmustard]

Did it apply for Slim Jims and Funyuns? No? Not interested.

[Craiglife]

Wouldn't it be awesome if this many people 'followed' Jesus with the same enthusiasm that they have for

[nursem]

Very generous, but the publics safety was put at risk because first responders were unable to do their jobs due to the inability to get to people who called 911.

[nickc]

so he's going to do another because he didn't face consequences for doing the first one.. why do people not have an issue with someone creating chaos for others in pursuit of some pointless social media nonsense

[craigmareiro]

Maybe next time do something like $1000 with of gas at 10 different gas stations and you may have actually accomplished giving it all away

[notsosilentmajority]

Next time, he just has to pick a place that won't become a traffic mess. He is gaining likes, clicks, whatever it is, but more importantly, he's helping people. You have to appreciate that. God bless him. 🙏

[alihakimi]

Start holding social media companies accountable for the all the nonsense of these “influencers”

[thsigngonz]

better to just be in the business and pay what people were going to buy I think instead of posting it online, but posting it is probably how he got the money in the first place

[DSplatter]

Actually seems like one of the few good guys out there, despite how it looks. I’m solely basing that on his interactions with random people on his videos so I could be wrong, but guy seems pretty genuine.