Having just watched the videos... this is what I can gleam of the situation.

Scotty Iseri got an office job after freelancing for 7 years.

Scotty decided to film himself goofing off at work. Scotty made 2 seasons of episodic content about it... there is some pretty funny stuff in there (answering viewer mail covertly during staff meetings would be personal favourites)

Scotty's videos got posted to Laughing Squid, his boss found out - he was fired.

Or it's all staged -- the escalating anger in the boss comes off a bit too much.

I'm not sure I should admit this, but I was fired from a job (while I was in college) in rather similar fashion. I don't think it's even that unusual.

Think about it. The boss KNOWS this guy is making fun of him in a very public way. He's calmed down (he thinks), he's going to have a really rational conversation with this guy. He's going to work with him... and then the guy starts smirking a bit, starts sort of mocking him a bit. The real anger comes out.. he gets pissed... and great drama ensues.

It happens.

Perhaps... Perhaps not.

Scotty takes the piss out of his boss during some of the meetings by lip syncing some of the guys overuse of buzzwords.

It seemed like an appropriate amount. The boss was genuinely pissed when Iseri wasn't using the job as a negotiating point.