Worker in trouble for snarky iPhone-Evo videos

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A 25-year-old Best Buy employee near Kansas City has been suspended from his job after posting snarky online videos poking fun at zealots of the iPhone and the Evo phone.
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Brian Maupin was suspended from his job at Best Buy for posting two YouTube videos that make fun of fans of Apple's iPhone 4 and HTC's Evo 4G.Michael Wann / YouTube

A 25-year-old Best Buy employee near Kansas City has been suspended from his job after posting snarky online videos poking fun at zealots of the iPhone and the Evo phone.

Brian Maupin has been selling phones at Best Buy in Independence, Mo., since 2007. He was suspended from his job Thursday and expects to be fired by Monday for posting two YouTube videos that slam fans of Apple Inc.'s iPhone 4 and HTC Corp.'s Evo 4G.

Those videos don't mention Best Buy, which sells both phones. Best Buy hasn't returned calls seeking comment.

The first video aimed at iPhone zealots has so far gotten more than 1.7 million views. The video targeting Evo buyers racked up nearly 340,000 views. (Warning, the videos contain vulgarity and are NSFW.)

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