Do you want to be a successful billionaire? Do you want to start a clothing line and have your clothes worn by Millions?
Do you want to be like a Amancio Ortega owner of Inditex and Zara, worth fifty five billion?
dollars and third richest man in the world?
Then keep watching because in this video. I'll show you all the secrets to becoming a successful billionaire in the fashion industry
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Step number one where to make your clothes europe in America are really expensive so make sure to find cheap working hands in
Asia or Latin America
H&M pays Cambodian women to sew for fifty cents an hour I call that a bargain when is it on sale?
Does it matter that two out of six of your workers are children?
No
You silly they work hard don't complain and you can pay them in Candy
Also when your workers get pregnant make sure to fire them because they're not as productive anymore
But if you still want to make clothes in Europe or America that's okay because you can still take advantage of your workers
Look at forever 21 that back in
2001 they had their workers working for 10 to 12 hours with unpaid overtime in dirty and unsafe
Conditions and also recently when the department of labor demanded information on their working hours wages and overtime
They just ignored them because who the f*ck is department of labor anyways step number 2 choosing materials
wait, why is this even stuff use any materials you want even animals are materials just rip their fur and
Feathers out and share their skin off and of course use leather
customers love leather even though it's terrible for the
environment and workers of tanneries have a twenty to fifty percent chance of getting cancer and
Who even cares about the innocent animals being killed?
I mean, you're not going to make money if you start caring about things step number three marketing
You're already making a ton of money by now
but why use it to increase your workers wages when you can just give millions to a celebrity or a
Model to wear your clothes in a campaign?Does it matter that they wouldn't be caught dead wearing your cheaply made clothes?
Uhh no, because all people want to see is a super skinny famous white girl wearing your stuff
and they have to have it in their closets.Or you can collaborate with a celeb and release a range of clothes that they say they "designed"
and overprice it: like Topshop did with Kate Moss where they used slave labor to produce their clothes
Indian workers were tricked to paying up to seven hundred and twenty five pounds with a false promise of a high wage job in Mauritius
Instead they were forced to work for twenty two to forty pence an hour and they lived in crowded
Dorms with one toilet per 100 people and they work for more than 12 hours a day.
They were also forced to produce minimum of fifty pieces an hour so that dress you're selling for 75 pounds
Cost you around two to make so that leaves you with enough money to buy an ugly as f*ck
Leopard print yacht and write it all around the Mediterranean
Like you deserve after all your hard work
Step number four worried about getting caught? Have you even been paying attention?
In 2010 21 workers died in a fire in an H&M supplier Factory in Bangladesh,
in 2011 a Zara supply factor in Argentina was caught using slaves with workers held against their will
Sleeping at work during 16 hour a day shifts with no break.
Nike, Walmart, the Gap, Victoria's secret, Forever 21, Top Shop, Primark, Disney Mango, Benetton
Kardashian brands like Kdash, shoe dazzling kollection
all of them involved in major sweatshop scandals, and what happened to them?
Nothing, you are too big to go to jail and taking advantage of poor people is
even admired by society because you're giving people "jobs"
(cough) and using slaves
It's the rich you should never mess with.
Step number 5: Become a hero.
Some of your customers have now heard about the sweatshop scandals and are demanding you give your workers better working conditions?
But why do that when you can just trick them into thinking you're a"good company"?
Look at H&M with their "conscious collection". They even fooled me!
In 2013 a Swedish clothing giant committed to pay their workers a "fair living wage" by 2018,
but so far they've made zero progress towards that goal, they never even clarified
What a fair living wage is and not just that they basically
Admitted to all their customers and so far they haven't been paying their workers a fair living wage!
also in the people of Cambodia protested for higher wages Zara,
H&M, Primark and more agreed to cooperate and are willing to increase their minimum wage from 62 pounds to
110 pounds a month. Wow!
So much money, totes amazed, like they are so nice oh my God
They almost double the wage from 62 pounds to 110, like wow they are so good.
in all seriousness guys, this is a really important issue, and where we give our money is
basically what we believe in and what we support, and I said this before none of us support
people being taken advantage of and these huge
billionaire owned companies are doing exactly that! They're owned by billionaires
and they don't care about people people are expendable as much as objects are and the fact that they're living in
completely unsafe conditions and
even dying of starvation because they're not making enough money to even
sustain themselves
You know is... is real!
it's happening and we are giving our money to those people and we are making them billionaires and
that goes for all... pretty much all the billionaires out there
they have all that money because someone else doesn't have it
and there are just so many other company that are genuinely invested in helping people building communities in
these developing countries and I think it's so much better to give our money to them and
On my blog (I have the link in the description)
I have... I'm starting to build like a whole list of ethical and vegan companies that you guys can check out.
umm and yeah, if you want to buy cheap clothes, if you're on a budget like me
and you want cheap clothes you don't have to go and buy them from a huge
Company you can just buy second-hand you can support you, can support that, you can support vintage,
you can swap it's not that difficult. you can... and if you have a little more of a budget and
you can buy handmade and you can support these companies that are...that are
sustaining people in these developing countries instead. You can also buy
secondhand from Depop I'm selling a lot of my stuff on there because I
just have too many clothes, and I do not need all that stuff
I would really appreciate it if you guys could share this video around
And talk about this issue because it's so important to spread the word about this. Human beings right now are suffering, are
even dying of starvation, they're living in
unhealthy and unsafe conditions and
We we can help them! we can actually help, them even if we don't have money to give to charity we can help them by
Deciding where to give our money, because our money is a vote to what we believe in so yeah...
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Thank you so much for watching, bye! mwah
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