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The video is called "A Fan Perfectly recreated our House in Roblox" it was from like last November or October.

Bitch you hadn’t even seen the show yet like the dolls were fucking

@Sprinklesoverdose lol as opposed to the other non rich jobs that aren’t physical? They aren’t claiming that. They think bcuz any job that isn’t a 9-5 mundane job, that it isn’t a “real job”. That just bcuz they make thousands to millions more dollars, they think that means it’s not a “real job”. Or that bcuz they’re on tv or working on a movie or whatever, that it’s not a real job or not hard work. If that’s the case, then why aren’t majority of poor people working in the movie industry if it’s easy and not much of a job and assume everyone makes millions of dollars?

@Sprinklesoverdose well nepotism is everywhere. Poor class and rich class. Hardly any person would turn down a handout or turn down giving a handout. The whole mad at nepotism in Hollywood is hypocritical.

@Sprinklesoverdose lol again, if it’s “easy” then how come majority do poor people aren’t doing it????? Why aren’t you? It’s not easy. Not everyone is open to act in front of a camera and act like Godzilla is there convincingly. Also not everyone makes millions. That’s a false assumption for some reason people have, that everyone in Hollywood are millionaires. Also remembering all that dialogue and hitting your mark isn’t easy. Just saying. Those that claim it’s “easy” don’t know much about the industry. And if so, then why aren’t tons of poor people “acting” if it’s so called easy???

@Sprinklesoverdose no, nepotism is prevalent in the poor class as well. Ever heard of family owned businesses? That’s major nepotism. One social status doesn’t have more or less of nepotism in it. Both have it and both are major contributors and major acceptors of it.

@Sprinklesoverdose if you were given a handout bcuz of someone you know, would you take it? If it was your child, would you give the handout? Especially if it’s their first job or whatever. Be honest. I know I’ve had nepotism help me get my first job where my dad worked. Nothing wrong with it. Literally everyone in the world has participated in nepotism at some point in their life and would participate if given the chance. If people say they wouldn’t, they’re lying. If you win the lottery and start a business, who would be your employees??? Strangers that you interview? Or would you non interview family or friends and just automatically have them on your payroll working for you? Not winning the lottery and you become an entrepreneur, or even if you are just an employee and you’re friends with the supervisors, would you ask them to hire your kid? Put in a good word?