And again, you're being pedantic on minor details that do not change the whole picture. You can say I have to look into it a third time but I did hack then and, as much as I might not still remember al the commas, I do remember my conclusions.

So, the fact that Billet didn't initially want its prototype back doesn't change anything, it's only the detail that allowed them to know the prototype was sold, otherwise they would simply have ignored it.

While the fact that they would have accepted to have the product reviewed is something I honestly doubt, I tried to look for some confirmation but I couldn't find anything in regard. Again, though, it would move very little when it comes to the general criticism about the testing procedures, since there's plenty of other examples not involving Billet, and nothing when it comes to the integrity and damage control when it comes to selling something you're not supposed to sell. And, they straight up lied saying they already contacted Billet, when in fact they only replied AFTER Gamer Nexus video.

About the source of the feud: while it is true that it was an employee and not Linus to throw the stone first, Linus himself did comment on it, lamenting "unprofessional" behaviour from othrr channel commenting "without taking into account personal relationships" which is what actually spawned GN response. Maybe you're the one who should start looking into it, since it's like in the first minute of their famous video response and the main spark of the controversy, not a side note.

Then, each following commentary by LTT just msde it worse, exposing Sebastian's inability of backstepping ant admitting an ounce of responsibility, deflecting anything as if the fault was with people noticing their shortcomings, instead than themselves.

I'm not surprised that the matter about toxic environment didn't go anywhere, but at least some of the issues Madison Reeve talked about are very likely true, since some previous and unrelated interviews from other members of the staff, just a few months before the matter exploded, underlined exactly the same problems, like a release schedule too dense and too little time to work on new videos. And especially about this, I guarantee I did look into LTT point of view, I watched all their response videos and, as I said already, they had the nerve to pull off the - already old and not so fun anymore - "69" joke, in a moment when there were fresh sexual harassment allegations pending on their heads. Very bad taste, even in a moment that demanded quite the seriousness.

All in all, my issue is EXACTLY with the way LTT responded to criticisms and straight accusations: they deflected until the matter exploded in their hands, after which they - wisely - decided to stay put for a while, saying a lot about the technical issues and very little about the rest. What's even more grotesque is how Linus himself said they were intensifying the effort to preserve the mental health of their employees... After they've been harassed ONLINE, so not on the workplace itself, and certainly not the one employee who accused them.

So yeah, I have looked into the situation and it really stinks, no matter what other little inaccuracy you may find in my memories of it from two years ago, rest assured that, back then, I remembered the details much better than I do now, but I still know where I stand on the matter.