He expresses relief that the conflict with another podcaster is ending and hopes to avoid future situations involving choosing sides.

“i feel relieved you know i i i don't like being in conflict with other podcasters especially because you know we're we are a community you know i mean”

She finds it disheartening that companies like Disney made firing decisions based on public pressure rather than waiting for legal evidence.

“but there's people just these companies jump into conclusions right and they they're i guess they're pressured into taking a side right and they make gigantic decisions based on that pressure and i just think that's terrible to do that”

Trisha argues that influencers should not feel obligated to defend themselves against public scrutiny.

“it's like we talked about Kim Kardashian last episode Northwest it's like everything would be fine if you just ignored it like you don't have to address it like it's that that's what makes people cringe”

Adam22 argues that content creators should aim to de-escalate confrontations with individuals in unstable environments rather than initiating aggressive behavior.

“if some dude who realistically right before he was getting up, he's sitting on the curb at a uh, you know, in the middle of Skid Row being a bum, probably doing drugs, and he walks up and he wants to say something to us. We should probably have more of like a normal conversation with him in terms of”

Lush believes he is more qualified for the commentator role than the individual selected by management.

“I'm more qualified than whoever they got doing that [ __ ] I don't even know who it is. You feel me? Like, but I promise you, I'm more qualified.”