😂😂😂😂 totally!

That was my first thought, he looks like a Mormon elder on a mission!

No name tag! That's the tell. The Mormons always have name tags. Otherwise 💯

He could totally be this generation's Christopher Mintz, or DJ Qualls.

Yes he looks he is in LDS Missionary!

I couldn't agree more, he's trapped in a fake reality 😮

@@hanselmansell7555 And it is sort of easy to see why this poor thing was an easy person for someone to trap. It is just so cruel. All of it is unbearably cruel.

It’s nice to see compassionate comments about this young man, I feel for him losing nearly 8yrs and perhaps his parents are in it, but it’s sad.

He will never visit the places they show in the background.

he's a goof

more than that his whole life he has just been trying to start that org at 16 for 8 years

I’ll take the Rainbow Vacuum instead of the cult lol.

Funny to me that they only have 120 people and some are under the radar. I wonder what percentage of folks are under the radar

I'm waiting for the memes!

YES!!! Please, yes!

@@nortonman5238from my understanding a large swath of the current followers of scientology are like 3rd or 2nd generation at this point, so many stay involved as to not get disconnected from their families. So i’d say it’s probably most of them.

Mmmm no. I worked as staff, to enter it means you work 40+12 hours at week, low pay, much work. Even if there were many, still few will accept a wage like this, and the general public that access services knows this

@@BringJoyNow CoS claims a certain percentage of growth and that growth is also dependent on members willing to pay considerable money to this church for their training and other materials. To be willing to do that requires that a person is either a true believer or sufficiently masochistic. If the church growth was what they claim it is, they would not have a problem finding 9 people in that pool to support their organization.

Those poor, very unlucky nine

This guy has missed his calling in dorky stand-up comedy.

Unfortunately he’s probably in the cult BECAUSE of his parents.

@@marialimey5924 Agree!!

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Still not sure myself😂

LOL. It is not satire. 😅

But he has such great presentation skills and truly amazing composure. 😅

They might as well be waiting for Jesus.

Well, on this I'm on the side of this guy, is not a matter of personal work that makes an organisation run incredibly.

@@BringJoyNow My point was that this young man was not an adult, probably without a high school or college education but in 8 years was still expected to complete staff goals to open a multi-million dollar building…I still consider that to be completely inefficient on Scientology’s part…

I guess basic maths aren’t part of the Tech.

Where are they hiding all of the millions of Scientologists they have? Target 2?

their bureaucratic system is so bizarrely bloated it would not be exceptional for an org to have a 1:2 'public' member to staff ratio. that's one reason it's so expensive, even if they hardly pay staff the overhead is enormous when everything from telephone bills and mailing costs, to further personnel bloat at their headquarters is factored in.

This is a riot

They didn’t put it out. It was leaked.

@@amelia_rose_333 yeah, but I would have deleted it once I watched it. 😂 I wouldn’t show that to my best friend.

@@missscorpaz3072 Not trying to be mean, but I don’t think this guy has close friends or knowledge about the outside world or what’s “normal.”

120 is more likely the total number in the area who belong to the 'church' with formal IAS memberships -- some of them lifetime ones bought ages ago. and probably only half of those at most have even stepped foot in the org once in the last year or so. just look at photos of major events where every active member is suppose to show up, there are almost no orgs that can gather more than 3 or 4 dozen people in a room and Austin is by no means one of the bigger ones. i've tried to dig into what's going on with a bunch of orgs, and it's dismal like that for most.

Your command of English is remarkable.

@@reynemayer2942 That is a very fine point and I do fully agree. Very likely that as many as 80% of the 120 "pool" is not really a Scientologist, currently or ever. Hadn't considered that!

You took the words right out of my mouth. If anybody needs rehabilitation, he’s the prime candidate! Poor delusional nerd!😢 BTW, are there not any orthodontists who are Scientologists who could do this guy a favour? 😮

Truly. 😂

Win, you do

I think they’re so out of touch with reality that they don’t realize they picked the wrong state to try and push this crap

@@MaryJames-si6fp It makes sense why they chose Austin over any other city. Austin is full of Californians, they ruin everywhere they go. Don’t hold your breath. Hopefully some real Texans stand up though.

Heck, I’d be more inclined to sign up. This material is GOLD!

Sister, as an Oklahoman who's spent extensive time in Texas and Austin, where much of my family lives, I can say with sure confidence that Austin ain't what it used to be. For all that matter, Texas ain't either, but Austin's changed for sure. We call it "little California" now, or "Lil Cal." So my point is, Scientology could definitely experience at least some success in Austin. I just pray that before that has the chance to happen, more people are made aware of what Scientology really is. It's really scarey how many people have never even heard of it. Right here in the USA

@@Foreskinflavourednuts I concur, I'm from Central Texas and now live in PA. I spent a lot of time in Austin in my youth. Austin isn't what is used to be. I lived 50 miles outside of Austin on a farm. The policies that have been enacted and the people that have flooded into the area over the recent years have really changed things. Outside of Austin it's much better but in the bigger cities it's just not so good. A lot of those southern hospitality and family values that you expect are starting to fade away. Now you might ask how I know this. I visit Austin every year in August to tend to my mother's grave and visit with what family that is left living. I spend 1 month there and then return to PA. While I find people nicer and less confrontational and not as crazy as people here in PA. I have seen a decline in politeness over the years. Whereas if you go to Georgetown or outside of Austin you get waves from strangers and hello's and howdies and stuff. Just all-around kindness. So, I can see them setting up in Austin. However if I had to choose. I would pick to live in Austin as it's still safer than PA. An I live in a great area. Though I do teach kids in less than nice area's and donate my time in K&A helping out. It's bad here. But it's getting bad in Austin too just from the leadership.

As an ACTUAL 20 year Austinite that came here from PA... 1) "Oklahoman" and the other commenter have NO IDEA what they're talking about, outside of parroting Hannity talking points. 2) CoS is a joke here: No one from campus would actually go into the building. The ONLY time people went in was either ironically or to troll them, or poor college kids who wanted the free sandwiches they promised back in the 90s, after their "timeshare" presentation. We generally see it as a nutty cult and it's pretty common knowledge they'll never stop sending you mail.

@@summersleepmusic Why do you assume to know my politics. I don't even watch the news. See this is the problem you just start throwing out insults and making statements. I was born and raised in TEXAS. I was in Austin every weekend. I was in 4H and spent a lot of time in debate and in leadership groups. I have seen the decline of Austin. Austin, Texas, is the No. 1 city in America in the year-to-year percentage increase in murders. 2 weeks ago my father was held at gun point. At fucking gun point. An robberies have also went up. An you're telling me I don't know what the blue hell I'm talking about. Man if you come from PA must be like such a nice place to move into Texas where people actually have some semblance of manners and know how to drive a damn vehicle and not run redlights and block the box at intersections.

@@lodunost Nice word salad. They'll only need 8 more staff now.

I agree. Waaayy better entertainment than Sebastian.

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