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Indian YouTuber Paramvir Answers Racist 7-Eleven Taunt in Los Angeles

Indian YouTuber Paramvir Answers Racist 7-Eleven Taunt in Los Angeles
'You Can't Afford Me': Indian YouTuber Paramvir Sharply Responds To Racist 7-Eleven Taunt During Livestream Encounter In Los Angeles - WATCH · freepressjournal.in

Paramvir is an Indian YouTuber who was walking with a friend in Los Angeles.

A group of men began talking to them.

One man asked if they worked at 7-Eleven.

Paramvir said this was a racist joke about Indians and other South Asians working in convenience stores.

The man then reportedly offered him a job paying $12 per hour.

Paramvir responded with a joke about the man’s chain.

Paramvir said the man became angry, but nobody was seriously harmed.

He later shared the encounter online to explain why the comment was offensive.

Key facts

Main figure
Indian YouTuber Paramvir, also known as Passenger Paramvir
Location
Los Angeles
Stereotype
The 7-Eleven question was described as a stereotype associating Indians and other South Asians with convenience-store work.
Reported offer
One man allegedly offered Paramvir work at a 7-Eleven store for $12 an hour.
Paramvir’s response
“You can’t afford me,” followed by a comment about buying a real chain.
Aftermath
Paramvir said the man became visibly aggressive, but the confrontation did not escalate.
Later action
Paramvir shared the full encounter on YouTube and explained how he interpreted the comments.

Quotes

Passenger Paramvir

Indian YouTuber who described and livestreamed the Los Angeles encounter

“You can’t afford me. Why don’t you use that $12 to buy a real chain instead of the fake one you’re wearing, so you don’t have to wear a fake one the next time you’re in Vegas?”
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