Shifting from the guy's lack of strategic awareness to his all too common sentiment, businesses aren't charities. It's lazy and vindictive to despise an individual, group, or category of people then think they should provide health care, unemployment, other benefits; a form of manufactured cognitive dissonance.

For the sake of completion, I'll reiterate what I presume we all know here, that a person's salary is derived from the value they generate (subjective value, not the labor theory that cultural Marxism has crystalized in our population) and their ability to negotiate (don't support wholesale immigration). Imagine if normie-bait youtubers didn't pander to weak audience sensibilities, and state that the industry never should have never expanded to hire these peasants in the first place.

I've grown to despise discussing these socioeconomic topics with regular people. I usually get a platitude like "politicians and businesses hate workers" which they think are observations which agree with my point. Instead, they are generating cliches to reinforce the status quo.