It's that he'll threaten more breaks content.
There has to be more to it than that, because it doesn't make sense to tell everybody "Okay, tip me big every day and there won't be a marathon" unless you either know your audience hates your marathons, or have something planned to make sure that they'll hate it.
That, or it isn't a threat at all, and he's just complaining about "having" to do another begathon. Plausible, Phil is so lazy that anything beyond his usual stream that's full of begging anyway pisses him off.
Talked about how he bought around 3-4 $300-$400 dollar headsets and wonders why it didn't improve his success.
Phil cant afford to pay his mortgage and needs to hits the tips goal to keep his house
Phil is bragging about dropping $25 on a Xbox controller battery pack because charging his battery when he is not streaming hasnt occured to him
He really is so incompetent at being convincing with his "I'm so poor" act. That is exceeded only by his incompetence with money.
What's absurd is that despite that stupidity, an addiction to a mobile game is the only thing preventing him from wasting a much larger sum of money on more normal things like furniture and appliances. Imagine the waste you would find there if Champions didn't exist.
Has anyone else noticed how often this dipshit is pulling out the full screen facecam these days? At first I thought it was a coincidence but it's actually getting worse.
I'm not so sure it's that thought out. He seems to do it when he feels like lecturing everybody, out of the same emotion that's put on display whenever he derails his own stream to bitch about someone else derailing the stream.
Also, the fact that it's so frequently to do the droopy-faced "NO!" thing has me doubting any tact to it, because we know how much he hates being made fun of for the droop. Yet it winds up on full display, which is an odd thing for someone who runs from our critique.
And Phil's lack of attention to his appearance is laziness. This is the same guy who bathes twice a week and eats all his meals on paper plates.