@Jain @rick @SuperDicq @sun >Louis Rossman has never done something out of conviction, everything he did, benefited him money in the end. As an example, the whole right to repair movement is great, altho he pushed that not for the reason that private people do have more rights, he pushed it because its his business to do so.
This is a funny natural consequence of him being self-effacing. He's willing to call his motivations and convictions self-interest, so self-righteous people judge him by their own standards and say he must be a real piece of work. Much like people who always play up their skills will assume someone who plays them down is actually playing them up as well, and we all know how well that works in hiring processes.