Now, the way this would work is that when you sign it for Patreon, as part of the terms

of service, as with most platforms, you basically say that in lieu of a suit, a lawsuit, any

kind of action would be filed into arbitration.

And what arbitration is, is kind of like real court-fake court, where you have a company-appointed

arbitration judge who decides the case, and it's usually really beneficial to the parent

cut to the company, and not the person soon.

Exactly.

A lot of companies are like, whatever, they'll hire you and they'll make you sign something

and say you don't want to do so.

Yes, totally.

No one's ever maybe signing.

Well, you don't remember.

But you sign one for it.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know where to job.

That's like care.

Well, you sign one for it.

Get in the pit.

Oh, with you.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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