A video showing a Christmas party at an Amazon warehouse in Canada has gone viral. The person who made the video claimed everyone shown was Indian. The video's authenticity has not been independently verified. The voiceover said, "This video is from a massive Amazon warehouse in Canada. People notice that almost everyone -- workers, technicians, and even managers -- appears to be from the same background." The speaker said, "Let me be very clear. This is not a criticism of workers. Everyone deserves a job. But Canadians are asking how does a huge workplace with thousands of jobs end up looking so one-group-dominant?" The video shows people eating in a huge cafeteria and one person dressed as Santa. The narrator added, "Many Canadians say they are applying non-stop: online applications, re-applying to different locations and they still don't get calls back. So the real question isn't about race; it's about the hiring system. Is it referral chains? Is it managers hiring from their own networks? So why is the conversation always about low-paying Tim Hortons and not about why high-paying corporations like these are not hiring Canadians at all?" This viral video comes amid rising social media targeting of Indians in the US. Indians face accusations such as stealing American jobs, and public figures of Indian origin are sometimes mocked. Many viewers commented that this situation is common everywhere. Some joked, "only Indians work during Christmas," while others said Canadians may not apply for warehouse jobs.