At first I thought it was referring to Joe, the protagonist of the film. A female employee of Joe’s was attacked by a tiger. She was bitten and severely injured her left forearm. She gave up treatment and chose amputation. She returned to work at the zoo five days after the amputation because she thought that staying in the hospital for treatment would give the zoo an excuse for the media to attack the boss. Come badly. Facing the camera, she smiled proudly: "I only stayed in the hospital for seven days ."
Another male employee fell from a height of 15 meters in a zipline accident, fractured his ankle bone, his hip bone and his back, and his lower body was paralyzed (except for the movement of one big toe). He practiced walking, but didn't do any muscle group rehabilitation. He just walked literally on my bones and worked at the zoo seven days a week. Walking on bones for a long time, he eventually lost his feet.
Seeing this, I have begun to feel that there are too many idiots at the bottom and black-hearted bosses are not enough.
Dr. Antle, as Joe's mentor, runs a wild animal base that sells big cats. I think he should be a PhD in animal research. As a result, Doctor of Occult? WTF?
It's not over yet.
I thought that as a gay, Joe had two straight male husbands who were younger than him . As a result, Dr. Antle opened the harem directly at the animal base. Most of his employees, including the trainers, were women. The woman he chooses needs to be a virgin or almost a virgin (closed to virgins), and he will become their sexual partner, their first man. Then let them change their names, arrange breast augmentation, and wear sexy clothes to attract customers. These employees and harems have basically stayed by his side for more than ten or twenty years. They have grown from a young and ignorant girl to a mature woman. They have been trained (washed) and guided (brain) and passed on "spiritual energy" for many years. To control all aspects of life, what you do, what you wear, what you eat, and what you are all must be approved by your doctor. The doctor trains and spurs them like training animals.
He asked everyone to call him Bhagavan. What does Bhagavan mean?
"God."
"Friend of God."
"Master of the universe, an omniscient and omnipotent person."
The doctor talked to the camera: "This must replace all your other wishes, thoughts, dreams, and longings. You have to work when you open your eyes in the morning, and work before you go to bed at night, 365 days a year, 365 days a year."
So these beautiful girls work every day from 8 in the morning to midnight, with a weekly salary of 100 dollars, devoting themselves to love the doctor and his career, proudly and gratified that this is their dream.
Rather than calling him a PUA leader, the doctor is more like a cult leader. The animal base is his kingdom, and both animals and women surrender to him.
Joe praised Dr.'s cult model a lot, and he also explored a cult that suits him better (original words), such as hiring people who have just been released from prison. Because they will "work hard to maintain the status quo." Working 10 to 12 hours a day is basically heavy physical work, with a daily salary of 20 US dollars. The employees live in the mobile homes of the zoo, and all kinds of equipment in them have problems. The washing machine is broken, the bathroom does not have water, and the air-conditioning capacity is insufficient. The zoo collects Wal-Mart’s impending meat to feed the tigers, but when the truck arrives, the employees first go up and pick what they can eat. "They only have this to eat."
In this way, Joe's employees, as low-level marginal people who don't have too many choices, seem to be loyal to the boss more like helpless, because they have nowhere to go. In contrast, the doctor's brainwashing skills are slightly better.
As for Carole Baskin's use of online appeal to raise funds online and call volunteers to work for free. It is very civilized... Too civil... Carole Baskin 's clips made me feel like I have finally come to the civilized world. (Civilized squeeze method)
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