Hey everybody, how's it going? Hope you

have a lovely day. Welcome to today's

episode of how you're not getting

[ __ ] I'm your host Louis Rossmann and

I like to try to give you a bit of a

guide on how you can try and reverse the

tide against something shitty that I

talked about on my channel recently. I

did this video yesterday talking about a

data center that was going to be

installed in Taylor, Texas. Now you may

wonder, what do I care about data

centers? Is Louis anti-data center? What

is this this like? I don't usually talk

about this stuff. I usually talk about

people that are getting [ __ ] or

getting screwed. And here, the

installation of the data center in and

of itself is not the bad thing. The bad

thing is the fact that this thing is

getting installed in a place that was

supposed to be a park. A kind older

gentleman over 20 years ago gave the

city 87 acres of land in exchange for

$10. And the reason I say gave is cuz

when we're talking about 87 acres of

land and $10, I'm just going to go ahead

and call that a donation if that's okay

with you. And it says right here in the

deed that this was supposed to be left

to a Texas non-profit corporation to be

held in trust for future use as a

parkland. And that land that was

supposed to be used and or held in trust

for a park is now getting used to put in

a data center. I'm not against data

centers universally. I'm against doing

them in the wrong way. And a data center

is the opposite of a park. I'm not

usually the guy that comes out here and

says "They pollute the air and they're

bad for the environment and all that

stuff." But a data center is literally

the opposite of a park. You couldn't do

worse than this. And not only are they

putting a data center where a park was

supposed to be, they're putting it where

land was donated to the city by a kind

older gentleman for use as a park after

he died. So this man can't even object

to this. He can't even yell about his

original intention because he died in

2017. That's a really shitty thing to

do. When I made my video on this, I

noticed something. And tell me if you

notice this in the comments. There are a

number of bots that have their name, a

dash, and then a license plate number,

which makes them easier to spot.

Taylor's economic employment center

zoning has allowed industrial

development since the 1970s. M-dash,

that's not a recent imposition from

above, that's decades-old local planning

reflecting Taylor's own economic

development goals.

It's not ABC, it's DEF with XYZ blah

blah blah. M-dash, M-dash.

Where the [ __ ] is the M-dash on the

keyboard? How many people here know how

to make a [ __ ] M-dash in Mozilla

Firefox when typing YouTube comments?

Exactly. Exactly. I have an entire

GitHub repo. It's called no AI slop

writing rules. And if they had read

their [ __ ] cloud code project or

reading this bot, they would have been

able to install some no AI slop writing

rules so that it wasn't very easy to

tell that this is written by ChatGPT.

But they didn't read it, the same way

they didn't read the [ __ ] deed before

buying the property. And if you look

through this video, you'll see that

there's tons of accounts with

astroturfing made by these bots for

public meetings on record. {m-dash}

August 2nd, August 8th, April 11th, and

June 20th, 2025. thing was hidden in

development corporation was illegally

required to conduct community outreach,

but the meetings were open to the public

at every required step. If the public

was 100% against it, those meetings were

the place to show up. The opportunity

was there.

I'm responding to a bot. I feel stupid

responding to a bot, but I'm going to do

it anyway cuz I have a feeling that as

time goes on, I'm going to be doing a

lot of communication with robots,

whether I like it or not. I had an issue

with New York where there was a warrant

and a lien put out on my company. The

warrant and the lien that was put out on

my company was put out and I never saw

it. I never responded to it. I never did

anything about it. The reason I didn't

do anything about it is cuz A, the

warrant and the lien which were taxes

that I already paid, that I had proof

that I already paid,

they took the money out of my bank

account, so I figured they were okay

with it. The warrant and the lien was

sent to a PO box in Berwick, Maine.

I lived in Brooklyn. My business was in

Manhattan. I have no business in

Berwick, Maine. I don't go to Berwick,

Maine. Why would I look to see if I had

a warrant on me? I don't spend every day

waking up, drinking coffee, petting

blackberry, and then just googling, "Is

there a warrant out on Louis Rossmann?"

It's not the way that I do my day. And

most people who live in a town don't

look at the deeds for people who died to

figure out whether or not they donated

land to be a park 20 years ago. That's

not something people do. So you're

right. Many people may have not shown up

because they may have not known about

this. But I have a feeling that you did.

And in the beginning, I thought maybe

this was just a mistake or something

that was skipped over on the part of the

company. But now I don't think that's

the case anymore. Because if you're the

type of person to

astroturf on a video that at the time

that you started astroturfing on it had

less than 8,000 comments with AI

chatbots, something tell again

No, I'm not giving the benefit of the

doubt anymore. I was before, but I'm not

anymore. You're asking people in the

town

to be aware of the deed of every single

property. They didn't catch that you did

a [ __ ] up thing.

They didn't know. They weren't looking.

But now they know that you did a [ __ ]

up thing and they're trying to undo it.

And I'm okay with that. L chime {dash}

K7I, so you have a name, a dash, and a

license plate, same pattern. The doors

weren't closed {end dash} for public

meetings all on the record, all

verifiable. August this, this, this,

this. Standard municipal scheduling

isn't a hurried conspiracy. Now, I said

closed doors, I'm referring to the fact

that in this particular meeting that we

were talking about, there was a meeting

with the lawyers in the city council,

and that was behind closed doors

where people couldn't see. And they were

discussing the legality of this

particular issue. This is the same

comment over again. Michael {dash}

license plate. Treason is a specific

legal charge requiring betrayal of

country {end dash} approving illegal

development on industrial zone land

through public meetings doesn't meet

that bar by any legal definition.

Pirates steal. Taylor's council sold

public land through documented legal

process and directed the proceeds to

schools and infrastructure. Disagree

with the decision all you want, but the

language of treason and criminality

requires actual crimes, and four public

meetings plus a court ruling says

otherwise. I like how many people are

able to see that it is a bot. Not a bot,

just someone who disagreed with the

video and said so. Easy to test {end

dash} respond to the actual point

instead of the username. The city

retained a 15-acre buffer and the site

is 2,000 ft from an existing park.

Respect looks like 20 million going to

the school district. Craig {dash}

license plate. Public records requests

are available to anyone in Texas {end

dash} Financial disclosures of public

officials are accessible. If there's

evidence of improper enrichment, that's

a legitimate avenue to pursue. But the

10 million dollar went to a public

entity and 50 million dollars in

projected revenue goes to public

services. The money trail is documented

and auditable right now without a

forensic account. So, the first thing

that you should do is, please, for the

love of God, before you do this again,

add my no AI slop rules to your cloud

code project. I put this out there for

free. And secondly, put a note or a

memory in your cloud code project that

you shouldn't use dash and then a

license plate number for all of the

accounts that are bots because it makes

it very easy to see that they're bots.

But, getting to the point here, the

reason that I think the residents of

Taylor have something to be excited

about and proud about is you actually

have a chance to win. This company

realizes they're in deep [ __ ] You don't

hire AstorTurfing bots to go after a

YouTuber that has 8,000 views in the

video at the time unless you genuinely

believe that you [ __ ] up. You don't

hire an AstorTurfing company or

reputation management firm or spin up

cloud code and then like rush out your

botnet without even installing no AI

slop rules unless you believe that

you're wrong. You don't hire a

reputation management company if you

didn't [ __ ] something up, if you're not

nervous. This is not the way a confident

company that believes in their decisions

act. This is the way a company acts when

they realize that they've screwed up,

they've done something wrong, they've

been caught with their pants down, oh

[ __ ] what do I do? Just my opinion.

You guys are winning.

And it was only four or six of you that

showed up and you're still winning.

They're afraid. They're a company that

had the money to do this and they're

still afraid. You're winning. You got

them on the ropes. Keep going.

There were only four or six of you that

showed up last time. Next time the city

council hearing, I want to see 60 of you

show up at least. This is something I

have a long history of personal

experience with. So, if the company

behind this data center thinks that

they're just going to do this and I'm

not going to notice it and call you out

on it, you're crazy. This happened to me

over 14 years ago. The one of my first

hit videos on this channel when I had

less than 100 subscribers, it got

100,000 views. It was

resellerratings.com extortion scheme,

how it works. resellerratings.com is a

website that allowed small e-commerce

shops to get reviews for their business.

Now, why would somebody pay 30 or 100 or

$7,000 a month to use their service?

Because back in the day, Google would

only show stars next to your business

listing in the Google shopping results

if you were searching Google for

products if you had reviews on certain

websites. And those certain websites

acted like a troll toll and took

advantage of this greatly. And I went

over that in this video, how they would

hike your rate and actually brag that

there are people out there paying over

$7,000 for this and I thought that it

was extortion. After I did my video on

it, you could see that the the

vandalism is still up. The subtitles for

the video are complete utter garbage. I

I getting 1,000 comments a day saying

spam and misleading, spam and

misleading, spam and misleading. And

when I look at my YouTube analytics,

it's really weird because my channel

with a hundred subscribers was getting

thousands and thousands of views from

something like Malaysia, Vietnam,

Thailand, and it's just

like nice try, [ __ ] I see what

you're doing. I talked about it in a

follow-up video. And that is what I see

going on here. If you're willing to show

up to visit your city council and let

them know about all of this, I am

willing to continue covering it. And to

be clear, this is not something that I'm

doing for the money. It's something I'm

doing because I don't like bullies. I

flew to California last week because I

didn't like what Michael Bloomberg is

trying to do to destroy 3D printing and

manufacturing in America. The video that

I did on that made $20. My channel has a

CPM of like 50 cents. If I do a video

that gets 44,000 views, I make $20.

I I spent more money on the cat sitter

to give Mr. Clinton his pill and feed

Blackberry in one trip than what I made

off of the video going there. That's not

the point of the matter. The point is to

let bullies know that they don't win. I

don't care if the videos of me going to

Taylor and doing a recording of the

entire city hall and trying to get

people excited to show up does not make

me money. That's not the point. The The

point is to make sure that the bullies

get what's coming to them. And in my

opinion, what the bullies here have

coming to them is learning that they

spent ten million dollars on a piece of

land that they are going to have to deal

with having as a park.

Because that's what it said in the deed.

So, what I think all of you need to do

is you need to show up.

And if you do show up,

I'll make sure that everybody sees that

you showed up. I'll make sure to tell

your story. I'll make sure to try and

encourage as many people to show up as

possible.

And when you show up, you need to let

the city council know that when they

make this difficult decision, that

you're going to be there supporting

them. You have to understand that the

current city council did not

sell this land. People that were there

before them did that. They're in the

position to have to apologize for what

other people did. They're either going

to have to screw over the community by

not giving them their park or screw over

themselves and maybe the community again

by telling this large company, "Hey, I

know you bought this land for ten

million dollars, but you can't build a

data center there. Sorry." And then get

sued. And then the money that would

otherwise, the resources that would go

towards recycling and trash pickup and

everything else is now going to have to

go towards hiring a big law firm to

defend themselves against this company.

The city council is [ __ ] no matter

what they do. So, I think what would be

a very good approach here is showing up

to the city council and letting them

know that. We want you to do the right

thing. We don't want this in our

community. And here's the thing, we

understand that if you make that

decision for us,

that's going to suck. Not just for you,

but for us. But, we want you to know

that we're there for you if you make

that decision. So, when you say that

we're going to have half as much

recycling pick up as we did before,

we're not going to curse you out and say

we're voting somebody else in. We're

going to say, "You know what? That

sucks, but we're going to take the licks

together because you did the right thing

for us. It's easier for people in

authority to do the right thing when

they know that they have the support of

the community." Let your city council

know that you have the support of the

community. Let them know that the

Reseller Ratings of the World of this

company that came up with this [ __ ] up

data center are not the people that are

going to win. And again, this is not

about being anti-data center. I've never

done a video on this channel, not once,

going over how I think all data centers

are universally bad. That's what not

what this is about, and that's what

those comments are trying to phrase it

as. I'm against you building a data

center where you promised you were going

to build a park.

That's it.

Simple, basic common sense. I have no

problem with an industrial data center.

I have no problem with an industrial

garage where mechanics are working on

cars. Just don't put the industrial

garage where a daycare is supposed to

be. It just doesn't belong there. It's

that simple.

Fulfill your obligations to the person

that wrote that deed. Do the right

thing. Show up and make sure that your

city council knows that when they do the

right thing that you will support them

for doing the right thing. And to the

people making those bots in my comment

section,

I see what you're doing. My audience

does, too.

The city residents do. You're not

changing anybody's opinion here. If

anything, you're making their opinion of

you worse because before,

maybe they're just greedy, maybe they

made a mistake. But, now they can see

that there's malicious intent involved.

That's not helping your position at all.

And I'm going to make sure of it.

That's it for today.

And as always, I hope you learned

something.

You're about to learn a $10 million

lesson that you won't soon forget.

Bye now.