Mike Lindell Says His Employees Are Freaking Out As MyPillow Goes Under - Ring of Fire

[TexasTowelie]

During a segment on his Lindell TV platform, MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell whined about the fact that his employees are suffering and unsure of their future due to his crazy antics. He blames the media for all of this, but the reality is that he showed the world how unhinged he truly is, and that is always going to come back and bite the company in the end. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

[MontanaMama]

1. Lots of jobs out there!

I'll bet every one of his employees will appreciate not working for a traitorous crazy person.

[dchill]

2. Right? They could start their own pillow firm!

Or medium or soft. And, like, actually make GOOD pillows.

[dflprincess]

3. Minnesota's August unemployment rate was 1.9%

and his products are manufactured in the Twin Cities metro area. They should have no problems finding jobs.

[Skittles]

4. what a fucking moron

he had a good legal con going, convincing people his mediocre pillows were somehow special - and he threw it all away for DONALD FUCKING TRUMP

[onecaliberal]

5. Good thing there are so many job opportunities.

[MagaSmash]

6. It should go under. They sell JUNK.

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the secret is the "As Seen on TV" sticker.

[Old Crow]

9. If I had to guess...

... I'd say My Pillow buys manufacturers' foam cut-offs (the foam trimmings left over from furniture manufacturers, like Bassett and La-Z-Boy) at essentially refuse prices, then shreds it to make their pillows. Great way to turn a byproduct into something useful so it doesn't wind up in landfills. But to charge $45 or $50 for the pillows? Kind of a con, really.

[Rhiannon12866]

10. He's also been selling slippers, I've seen the ads on TV - at exorbitant prices as well

Can't help wondering what they're made of!

[keithbvadu2]

7. Employee owned? How much?

Employee owned? How much?

[Chainfire]

8. The man pissed away a good business in a pursuit of fame and glory, and wants to blame it on others.

He isn't worried about his employees. He is the one who let them down. They can, and will find other work. Mike is worried about his own wealth that is slipping through his fingers. He is a loser and now the world knows it, it will be hard to make a comeback, but easy to slip back into addiction. That is the price he is going to have to pay for supporting Fascism.

He needs to listen to Jimmy Buffet; he is blaming it on the media, blaming it on the judges, blaming it on the liberals, He blew out his flip flops and stepped on a pop-top, and we know, it's his own damn fault.