Eating With The Enemy: Can Money Buy Happiness?

In this gripping episode of "Eating With The Enemy," delve into a riveting social experiment where strangers with diametrically opposed viewpoints share a meal. From gender politics to societal norms, witness intense discussions as participants navigate through contentious topics designed to provoke debate. With each bite, tensions rise, and surprising revelations unfold, challenging both participants and viewers to confront their own biases and preconceptions. Can these opposing voices find common ground, or will the dinner table become a battleground of clashing ideologies? Tune in to witness the power of dialogue and the potential for understanding in the most unlikely of settings.
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[@lynnfarrington8651]

Absolutely fabulous programming. I feel that George and his dinner companion resonated with one another, left me close to tears with George's vulnerability, and the empathy given from the other side of the table. I would not be at all surprised to hear that these two had met up again and continued to talk.

[@HiroshimaMS]

Can money buy happiness? obviously! suffice it to say that money buys all basic needs, health, housing, food, electricity, water, communications... without this I don't believe a person can consider themselves happy.

[@Random-Wanderer232]

Love this 👏♥️👏

[@ItsBrown__]

A good, albeit stressful, watch

[@AFluffyDragon]

I was on the feminists guys side, until he was quite rude about the woman's opinion on beauty pagents. Now I am in the middle. She is entitled to her opinion, don't need to shame her for it. It can be a conversation and not a put down.

[@kinoko_bby]

I love Saturn

[@celestialcircledance]

I really do like Saturn's style but unless he manages to strike out as an artist , it will hinder him from finding gainful employment and housing putting him in a better position to push for the changes he is advocating . Is such extreme self-expression really worth the price in the end?