'What kind of BS company is this?': Company charges employees $50 bi-weekly to work from home, man hilariously goes off during group interview

Applying to new jobs is never easy. It's competitive and requires a lot more than what generations before now had to do, which was just show up and do the work. Now you need all kinds of scam-like priced degrees, hours of experience from anyone who will give to you, and hours of unpaid labor aka internships. It's chaotic. So there are some companies like LinkedIn and Indeed who try to make that process a little easier. However, with the good comes the bad, and there are many bad interviews you can find yourself in when you look for jobs on the web. 

Recently, a woman named Lexus Marie posted a video of a virtual group interview she went through with a company she had found on Indeed. The company instantly sound like a scam, especially after they said the charge the employees $50 bi-weekly to work for them from home. So as an employee you would be paying to work… It's absolutely ridiculous. Her and everyone in the chat seemed to be speechless by this requirement, except for one…  

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A man in the interview allegedly named Steven could not hold in his aghast at this company's requirement of the employees having to pay them. The woman giving the interview relays the information, and with its ridiculousness Marie decided to start recording. Luckily, it was right before Steven had to let out how he truly felt, and it was hilarious. 

He didn't scold them for the obvious scam they were trying to pull or act angry. He literally just started hysterically laughing, saying “what in the cotton picking plantation… *wheezes with laugher* what kind of horsesh*t company is this?? *chokes up from laughter* WTF." A woman, who might even be the interviewer, starts chuckling along with him until the interviewer apologizes and cuts him off. Still, he was able to get some grade-A hysterical laughs at this woman working for this ridiculous company.

 What company is it, it was never revealed? But viewers believe it is either the infamous knife scam company Vector Knives or a company trying to pull off a similar scammy business model. Who ever it is, Marie has had it was applying to jobs on Indeed after this one and many others agree.