"Storage Wars" participant gets kicked off show and sues

[mcadams]

I personally don't see any thing wrong with Hester's lawsuit. First, its reprehensible that the show would fire Hester for voicing his opinion about the tactics of the show. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. Second, it appears that the show's "tactics" affected the outcomes of the locker purchases (biased toward allowing others to win occasionally). Hester had been doing this type of business for a long time. If some dumba$$ show started manipulating (illegally) my chosen profession, I'd take issue with it as well.

[rjackson44]

The show is the worst

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by mcadams

I personally don't see any thing wrong with Hester's lawsuit. First, its reprehensible that the show would fire Hester for voicing his opinion about the tactics of the show. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. Second, it appears that the show's "tactics" affected the outcomes of the locker purchases (biased toward allowing others to win occasionally). Hester had been doing this type of business for a long time. If some dumba$$ show started manipulating (illegally) my chosen profession, I'd take issue with it as well.

He didn't get fired for that; it was over money and copyright to his "yuuuup" stuff.

[Zach Wheat]

I was also surprised to read that he cleared $25K per episode for 26 episodes in a cycle + a 6 figure spending allowance for "anything".