Max critiques Justin's handling of video footage (Part 3)

Camera angle. Where is it? I had it, but I was clearing off some storage because I ran out of storage on my computer, so I'll have to. I have it on his computer, though. He has more storage because it turned out right. He has storage on his computer. Didn't you film it on a phone? Yeah, but it was on the. It was on Eamon's phone. Do you have it? So if it's on Eamon's phone, why don't you say it's on Eamon's phone so we can look for it? I forgot for a second. Ah, man. Bro, this is fucking ridiculous. Bro. With this fucking guy. I forgot that it's on a fucking phone. Bro, what are we doing here, dude? Yeah, that's the. That's the number one thing you don't want to hear in business. I forgot. Fucking bullshit, bro. Justin's been working here for less than a year. And how he ended up here, Holy cow. He's originally from Sudan, and he got hired because he made this video defending Max against allegations that he supported Blood diamond mining in Sierra Leone. And after that, Justin asked for a job and max sent him $3,000. And against the better judgment of his skeptical parents, Justin bought a plane ticket to New York, where he'd found an apartment on Craigslist. And now he's getting yelled at on tape. What happened with Justin? And you know what I'm saying, to be completely blunt, he just took the lazy fucking route and didn't do shit. And you know, pretty much the only people Justin knows in this city are right here in this office. He's not had time to make friends. Max takes a breather on Justin, turns to Eamon, who sells grills. Eamon hands over his phone with the second camera angle to Max so he can watch it. And this motherfucker's on zero battery over here. Oh, yeah. Jesus Christ. I was running around. Amon says he was. I saw him zipping around all morning. You know what I'm saying? It's not hard. You fucking go to sleep like a fucking conscious person. You plug in your fucking phone, you wake up, you're ready to go. That's all. I don't want to be sitting here scrolling. The phone's about to die, bro. There's mad angles here of the guy's face. Eamon's 20. He's worked here on and off since he was 16, 17. His fingernails are bitten right down to the flesh. And yes, he tells me, people have cried in these meetings. Amen's cried in these meetings. But he used to play baseball and he's used to being chewed out by the coach. He doesn't take it personally on PS his phone was at about 70% when he got to work that day. He said. Max will slide in and out of various topics during this meeting. He'll record a quick voiceover for a video. He'll praise Emma for the hot selling engagement ring she designed. Daniel's on point executing every time. That's business.