McDonald's: More Than Just a Fast Food Chain for Hong Kong's Lonely 💔🍟

[@kennethvenezia4400]

Im 66 years old, and I've been isolating for years. I don't have Wi-Fi, other than on my phone, no television service for 16 years. I love it, I'm free. My days are full, and I have a great sense of humor. I understand it's not for everyone, but it works for me. I hope everyone finds the life they need.

[@monicaperez2843]

Kenneth, I am 66 years old, too, and I keep busy. I have 3 agencies that have volunteers to call me once a week, enjoy KZbin documentaries, and have an aide for 4 hours, 2 days a week.

[@CC-uq4hu]

These people don’t have homes or friends

[@kjerome4533]

I'm 68 and love my life living alone I exercise daily laugh and have lots of fun playing games it's my world, all of my debts are gone, nothing to do but enjoy retirement I can travel if I choose to but this is so much better, take care.😊

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

I don't think I can live without 📺 just wacthing old DVDs help me get through my isolating existence.

[@FreyaVanBuren-go8qn]

Same here, I am 70 no t.v. and I love to read I have lots of beautiful books, my kids come to visit every year because they live far and I love them but when I am alone I feel free.

[@coriemasigla73]

Nice to know that Mc Donald's allowing them to stay there for a longer time.

[@blastermaster5039]

The Mcdonald and KFC branches here in the Philippines also allow the homeless to sleep in their chains too in the evening as long as they cause no trouble. Most of them end up buying a coffee in the morning before going their way but that's just how it is.

[@mannkidd6774]

Maybe not so nice for customers who have to deal with smell and no seats.

[@sal2975]

​@@mannkidd6774They probably smell the same.

[@soulinmyparadise]

@@mannkidd6774learn to be kind to each other as a human being you idiot..

[@CarolLustgarten]

I will be 68 next week and love my freedom and peace. Love being alone. No kids. Never married. How cool is that. Can do whatever I want. No compromising. Don't get criticized. Loving it.😊😊😊😊

[@jameshalleluyah8133]

Loneliness and isolation, God what a paradise!

[@CarolLustgarten]

Isolation is in the eye of the beholder. Love to be alone. No compromises. You always get your own way. Noone to boss you around. No moody people to contend with. Make your own decisions. You can eat all your meals in your bed and watch t.v. you can take naps read. Do whatever you want. Never ask what do you think 🤔. Always get what you want. Go to sleep at 9pm if you want. No annoying person hanging around. The condo all to yourself. Noone to criticize or judge. 😊😊😊😊

[@jameshalleluyah8133]

We are in total agreement good sir.@@CarolLustgarten

[@44jackbw]

You have been a child your whole life.

[@jameshalleluyah8133]

I'm with you brother! Being alone is perfection.@@CarolLustgarten

[@phoenixmac9577]

It's not only happening in Hong Kong but many other places around the world. When we have a job but still worry abt getting a normal life with ability of having enough food and healthcare, buying a small house, then life becomes a fight. Loneliness will never be the case for the rich. These days, socializing needs money. We need money for everything. The world becomes sad and expensive day by day...

[@MMJSJ80MMJSJ80]

In the Arab country there are no homeless people

[@MANADOSTREET]

​@@MMJSJ80MMJSJ80homeless is for the foreign worker there

[@swallowedinthesea11]

I remember a decade ago that police were called to a Mcdonald's in New York because there were several elderly Asian people who had gathered together and just hung out inside for hours without buying anything.

[@katiegeorgeripia]

Agree I have seen it happening in Aotearoa New Zealand. More ppl on the streets and homeless. And with our new racist government it's about to get worse.

[@greyfox3954]

I used to have a servile work ethic, had a burnout. By luck I found a restaurant in Düsseldorf I discovered during a winter, since this place became my second home. Of course I do not stay overnight, but I know how it feels. I feel sometines like a stray dog, just wishing for someone to adopt me 😂 I still have my books, like to learn languages (for me it is gaelic and japanese, probing into swedish). I have a dog to look out for since puppy years, train in martial arts. So my life is busy, even without job, and to be frank, I cannot imagine going back into work in fear my whole life will crumble. For companies are always have demands, they do not ask what your life situation is. They are offended when you want to enter in a part-tine position. I do not live to meet their demands, for they would abandon me if I would sit in a street corner, shattered and depressed.. they have no value

[@andrewgnys6285]

It was a great video again. McDonald sounds very good in HK. In Australia in my city many people that are homeless come and use McDonalds. But after a while they will tell you to leave and you certainly could not sleep there.

[@eduardochavacano]

they allow them sleep there and also in some parts of China.

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

She offers herself for rent while I offered myself for free...Boy I'm a dum dum! I've suffered from agoraphobia for 10 years now, It became so bad during covid that I wouldn't leave my studio without my ex boyfriend. Finally realized I was putting up with un healthy relationships because I'm afraid to be alone. I'm now renting a small room from a family hoping I can find a better way to deal with my loneliness without running into the arms of another man so easily. Yeah life is hard for so many but I find comfort knowing that every beginning has an end; especially life❤

[@DJ-vj4vi]

This is true. In America, homeless people like to hang out in McDonald's and 7 Eleven stores.

[@rambotan5867]

I don't see them in Chipotle

[@jebidiahkorn]

McDonald’s are the best havens for the unhoused

[@askfadzean]

To get Money for Drugs? yes lol.

[@osooyabun2701]

It's true people do hang out in mcdonalds and some 7 eleven stores but some mcdonalds is not 24-hour inside where you can sleep in like in Hong Kong.

[@sal2975]

​@rambotan5867 I saw one at Chipotle once. We stared at each other for three seconds and then he walked out.

[@elmakoundouraki3730]

I may not be in this hard condition of Hong Kong people, yet I confirm 😢that big city's hide enormously isolated individuals

[@lovingfox1003]

The country is rotten inside but beautiful outside. The government doesn't seem ti help them at all

[@wowomg1980]

That wouldn’t work here in the states. The first crackhead to do it at McDonald’s would ruin it for everybody

[@FreyaVanBuren-go8qn]

😂😂😂😂

[@sal2975]

We kinda do it with Starbucks

[@hienle-lx1xk]

mccrackhead

[@CarolLustgarten]

Nice that McDonald's allows the lonely people to gather there. They do have a heart ♥. I will be 68

[@corvettesbme]

Good documentary as usual!

[@davechristian7543]

You liked my child, #Thatsgood. 🤔

[@mattmine9986]

society is sick

[@louwvalue]

Too far gone.

[@mattmine9986]

​@@louwvalueto get better as people, First the entire system has to crumble down I guess

[@alexisf22]

Yes sad sick world. When you have people like Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk etc and poor people like this something is very wrong 😭

[@soulinmyparadise]

@@alexisf22exactly

[@razorsedge4823]

I was married once,, but i am divorced now and i am loving it! Don"t have to come home and be questioned about what i did today, no fighting, not being critized and judged. I can come and go as i please, i can watch whatever i want on the tube and i have peace and quiet. Thank God!

[@gairahadam5304]

The fun fact is there's so many loneliness people in MCD but they doesn't realized that they have same common, so why they not try to make friends with some of them. I think their problem is not loneliness but relationships problem

[@userxyz783]

I remember this quote(from my diary) from my days in Mumbai another metropolis that struck me as evocative of the human condition in the alienated metropolis that is a machine of capitalism in which human beings become products, "We are all living together, alone. All 23 million of us." While not all people in metropolises are alone or lonely whic are two different things, being alone can lead to loneliness, and many times being surrounded by people one can feel helplessly lonely like in a daily commute where no one talks or makes eye contact. I chose to return to my hometown after college. I thank myself for it. Maybe I'll earn 100000$ less a year but my body is healthier, I keep social contacts , never felt the urge to self-harm and also get to cherish time with my family.

[@muktadirkhan8576]

Words can't describe how proud i am of this channel and how fast its grown, I remember only in August when I came across it they only had a few hundred subscribers. Very well put together documentaries and amazing narrator. 👍👌👏 #OnTheRoadTo100K.

[@sporkspoon1460]

Crazy to me how I can relate to this so much I remember in college before I left I felt so lonely and had nobody interesting to talk to I would go to a food court after class just to eat Carl's jr everyday and hangout with myself. Something about being at a fast food chain with food, space, and sense of community helped me cope a bit.

[@jennywu73]

homeless and drug addicts love to squalor at McDonalds. many elderly as well, in the United States. it's a nice place to sit and relax, as long as they don;t bother anyone, now Mcdonalds only limit an hour after purchasing foods, i still see many seniors sitting there for hours with a cup of coffee. and never leaving. and the staff rarely say anything unless they are being disruptive. Other than that, they usually keep to themselves. Mostly, charged their phone and use the free internet.

[@j.umipig4269]

kudos to McD for this.

[@jasonking6892]

Move to Malaysia Vietnam or Cambodia to the countryside cheaper and Healthy living 👍anything away from that Concrete Souless Jungle👍

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

Sometimes I think it's the fear of isolation and loneliness that forces people to settle for City living.

[@badgerp-chanqueen7707]

At Malaysia, we here already enough with immigrants now.

[@letrantrung1]

No thanks, not Vietnammmmmmm

[@EE-uj6tw]

I’m Australian and “technically” homeless. My rent went up from $560 to $900 a week. I’m living in a store room. Showering at a gym, no cooking facilities, washing clothes at a laundry mat. We have a shocking housing crisis and no one has the balls to address this. Your life rapidly declines and you feel such shame. I hope I can make a come back.

[@Streleny]

Well done. U can save a lot. And. Not need to Cook.

[@jameswalker68]

I’m so sorry to hear that buddy, and hope u are ok? I’m in Australia too, in Melbourne. That’s insane rent - do u mind if I ask where that was/where u live? Impossible for one person to pay that much on their own. Wishing u nothing but the best buddy

[@MMJSJ80MMJSJ80]

All my salary is 200 dollars a month, I pay from the rent of the house, eat, drink and sleep

[@Streleny]

@@MMJSJ80MMJSJ80 wrong cantry

[@MMJSJ80MMJSJ80]

Why.. I have never been paid more than $200 in my life.

[@wayneturner9548]

Best documentary for a long time can’t think that people are so closest too people but so faraway away in there mind. Fair play to McDonald’s give them so kind of safe play to enjoy and rest.

[@jebidiahkorn]

Fact: not all homeles people are crazy.

[@BASTA_DDS_ABNORMAL_YAN]

fact : you're the only one who thought that all homeless people are crazy.

[@addanametocontinue]

They are in the US.

[@swallowedinthesea11]

I remember a decade ago that police were called to a Mcdonald's in New York because there were several elderly Asian people who had gathered together and just hung out inside for hours without buying anything.

[@raevj]

They should at least buy a senior coffee…otherwise it is loitering.

[@swallowedinthesea11]

@@raevj Agreed!

[@sal2975]

​@raevj Should they impose a 30-minute seating limit and have bouncers to kick people out?

[@sola4393]

@@sal2975Actually in some Europe countries you need to pay extra for seating in any food places, even in fast food places like McDonald. I was surprised the first time I travelled there that they have such limitation. After spending time there I could understand why, because people there tend to stay in those places for the whole long day, they don't leave after they've ate, which taking up seats for other future customers. Unlike in America people eat and leave. Edit: An incident I've encountered, the store clerk ask the customer to leave after spending long time there after they've ate and if they continue to stay they must need to pay extra or buy something from the store.

[@CoolHand273]

I always thought it was sad that people had children with the expectation that they would be around or care enough to take care of them in old age. Its like the people who insist on getting married because they don't want to "die alone" yet get abandoned anyway. The bottom line is take care of your own crap and don't count on other people for your security and happiness entirely.

[@Lotusheart19]

My parents tell us they don’t want us to care for them in old age. They don’t want what happened to them to happen to us. They love us enough to spare us the trouble of having to care for them bc of the terrible experiences they had taking care of my dad’s parents. 😢

[@D.2601]

@@Lotusheart19but still pls be there for them esp if you r from a country like India where in we have 0 social security so the day u stop earninh u could end up on the street starving

[@lovingfox1003]

No man is an island my boy

[@user-md4lp6sy7w]

I like the voice of the narrator

[@RighteousMonk-m1m]

WW2 narrator.

[@RayMak]

I just got back from Hong Kong… this is sad to know

[@nicholasgoh3526]

Mac D has now become the ‘hotel’ of poor Chinese tourists who are not able or not willing to pay for real hotels. Other locations include public parks and train stations.

[@Erikatea1208]

Sad 💔

[@Nate-i1u]

🎉God, bless our Children..... There our Brothers and Sister's God iz wiff u Bigg luv from Australia,,, 😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@junosaxon4370]

I saw the same thing in Beijing where McDonald's is open 24 hours. If you arrived early for breakfast the homeless were asleep everywhere. I had to choose my seat carefully so as not to be in in a place that was too smelly. The workers went around waking them up before the normal breakfast customers arrived. Something I learned was to wash my hands before I got my meal, I had one breakfast disappear doing it the other way around.

[@HaloFlemz86]

I always wanted to see HK. It was once a beautiful city back when nine as a kid due to so many tv and movies filmed there and it's the same climate as my favourite city Vancouver. I do feel for the ones that are lonely and can't afford to live there. But you just have to keep saying "your not alone" .

[@canto_v12]

Hong Kong's climate is drastically different from Vancouver's. HK is humid subtropical and is warm for most of the year, while Vancouver is cool most of the year.

[@muktadirkhan8576]

I always love his parting words.

[@SarahAndrews24]

True..here its Tim horton's. There are few homeless people who have jobs but cant afford to pay rent hang around Tim Horton's.

[@payambagheri6370]

very nicely made documentery .... thanks for sharing !!!

[@EBW1899]

Kudos to Hong Kong McDonalds, It can be really hot, damp and stuffy during Spring, Summer and Autumn months in this vibrant city. It’s sad to see some without even a roof over their heads. As the City’s economy bloomed over last 50 years, the gap between the rich and the poor widen so much! And, the majority of Hong Kong citizens, unless really desperate, don’t want to ask for government benefits apart from those for elderly and disability people. They prefer to work to earn a living, but the property price really out of reach for the poor or lower middle class.

[@muktadirkhan8576]

Very sad documentary. 😢💔

[@alexisf22]

So sad and very disturbing. We have very wealthy people like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos in the world while people are suffering like this. So much wickedness in the world.

[@baseballcardsbusta3974]

Need to find a hobby. Join a club, read books, fishing, gardening, restore something old, etc.

[@Streleny]

No money

[@Streleny]

@youknowkbbaby yes. Poor ppl have no choice

[@clam371384]

Ummm interesting perspective. I was born in HK and lived there for 15 yrs of my life. I remembered that I was constantly surrounded by families and parents friends. And there were no such things as alone time. If I am still living there, I probably go to McD to be alone and to enjoy some quiet.

[@YoAddicts]

I'm guessing you haven't been back for a while? I decided to return in 2017 and I left after 2023. I think the events in 2019 and before that really changed my perspective of my home. It's not what it was back in the early 80s and 90s. I had great memories but those times will never come back. Even back in 2017, I have heard that many homeless people are sleeping in McDonald's. God knows how long that's been happening because I was overseas during that time

[@userxyz783]

That's what yu would call the hometown experience. Many people are internal migrants or have los ttheir jobs and have their parents dead and/or they disabled by disease. They are often lonely and socially alienated so maybe try to empathise with them instead of saying "Nahh that's not accurate." just because your own experience is different due to a cloistered and sheltered life. Your "alone time" is a flippant phrase for solitude, McDonalds is a restaurant. I don't see the connection. I'm not being rude but your comment is very callous and patronising to many people who are less privileged.

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

Technology has made it weirdly impossible for people to communicate with each other comfortably face-to-face and the greed and high cost of rent and capitalism has made it impossible for people to live with basic necessities so😢

[@karma250661]

Yes, HK is NOT as it was before 2018. Lived there for 14 years and loved the city. Left in 2020. Went back for a holiday last year and it has totally changed for the worst. So sad.

[@vintran9777]

Is not only HK. The majority of big cities around the world is like that now.

[@ktktktktktktkt]

"High blood pressure" "orders sausage and egg burgers"

[@D.2601]

What healthy food can u order there?

[@sal2975]

​@@D.2601A McSalad, hold the dressing.

[@anglophoned]

I saw this in malaysia. I was so confused why so many people were sleeping there

[@juanmiguel-557]

Most of them are Malays. Malaysia's economy is actually 99% dominated by Chinese and Indians

[@kennytam9514]

This story is heart breaking.

[@nancydrew1882]

Very sad

[@iraeaglemind]

Im homeless and talk with a wide variety of people. I find people of all kinds interesting.I like learning about people but have to be careful because some people dont want to talk.You just have to feel them out. Ive talked with all kinds and colors and nationalities and ages.I also have talked with older people in the streets who have more interesting stories cause they are older.Ive talked with all ages and kinds.When my Grandparents were alive they would ask me often to take them to a friends house to visit.Because of their ages it was hard to get around.I would sit for hours and listen to their stories and loved it.People are interesting.

[@Mazafaka111]

I see a very clear marcsist message behind every almost video on this channel and for that I wanna say thank you )

[@1p4142136]

@3:19 I personally enjoy loneliness. I mention this because I often hear that loneliness is depressing. Perhaps different people react differently to loneliness and the duration of the loneliness.

[@Streleny]

Good idea. I go now to McDonald's. Try.

[@adamantium4797]

I met some good ppl in McDonald's

[@Streleny]

@@adamantium4797 no. In Vienna its no possible. Its only for eat and go.

[@adamantium4797]

@LeeonardodaVinci oh well for me it was in jersey and vegas

[@tanchye1720]

Singaporean are blessed when compared to the people in Hong Kong. 1. 90 % of Singaporean own their own home. Government housing is repainted, repaired & redecoration every 7 yrs. 2. There’s practically no homeless here. Most often street sleepers here do have home to go to. 3. Most Singapore McDonalds are closed after midnight. Not allow to sleep in. 4. There are many ‘half way houses’ for the destitute to turn to instead.

[@giladodol-ix7fo]

In my XP at a McD in Hong Kong, I saw an elderly woman sitting alone who didn't order anything. When a customer left, she SHOCKED me by quickly taking their seat and eating their leftovers. I WAS STUNNED AND TRIED TO DIGEST IN MY BRAIN 🧠. In US, homeless people will usually approach and beg any customer directly for spare change and then use it to order simple food.

[@mlss1229]

Living like packed sardines and yet isolated is a norm there

[@FATPINETREEICONGIRL]

Mcds saves the day again!🌎🌏🌍

[@jimrudolph2864]

I’m surprise how the McDonald’s in Hong Kong will tolerate people sleeping on their benches. I understand that they probably go somewhere else during rush hour and that they’re paying customers, but still, can’t be good for business.

[@Wben113]

I feel more compelled to spend money at a place like McDonald's, for their compassion.

[@lindal5843]

This so heartbreaking to see elderly sleeping at McD's... Can't the HK gov help the homeless seniors? Bless McD for opening the doors to the homeless... and thank u to the volunteers who provide food to the homeless.... I wish McD's can build shelter for these individuals...

[@samuelhomer8885]

Homeless is all over the world 🌍😭 no country is immune from being poor we have it every ware

[@fvhitman4hire]

As long as they are not a nuisance to other patrons and making a mess, all good to me. Hope these ppl get help and their lives improve.

[@pinayladyoz8044]

In Japan a lot of McDonald shops has shower room for those that lives in the street.

[@FreyaVanBuren-go8qn]

If I were the Nepalese guy I would back home with my family, it is better to live with the family and eat poor than to live in a nice place but not enough money to make it.

[@cpcreit]

Hong Kong, once a thriving place, started its decline during the late 90's after the change over. Not China's fault per se, but when the Brits pulled out, and the CCP leadership moved in, some of the key pillars of fairness/law & order were slowly dismantled in order to benefit the few and the new "masters"..If Xi Jin Ping is serious, he needs to go in HK, and basically take a sledge hammer to revive it, which WILL require offending the few wealthy families there and their CCP cohorts since 1997 to raise up 1/2-1 mil affordable homes over 5-10 yrs to help raise some hope amongst the poor there....at the end of the day, what good is supposed "democracy" when you are living like a stray dog w/o a place to call home that's within reason??? Every renter should be able to have a 250 sq ft to call home, while every homebuyer should be able to have 850 sq ft minimum for a family of 3-4 people....

[@andethidialbubabibub3261]

These people do not sleep there because of loneliness... Theyre homeless 😅

[@andethidialbubabibub3261]

So you're saying there is income inequality between people who work and people who chill at mcdonalds all day long? 😮😢

[@angelicasoup638]

McDonald’s USA franchises chains store from USA and very generous company around the words. USA opened doors for everyone in Asia and they keep talking bad or blaming USA for everything.

[@jamesbyrne9312]

It's a disgrace that I am 38 and never had a relationship. And all these lonely people. What a sad state. I should be happy but how can I be

[@fatgirl17]

why???

[@jamesbyrne9312]

Had lots of surgery in my 20s, never got the chance, never gained the experience.@@fatgirl17

[@ashestoashes6902]

Thank you McDonalds for helping the poor😢

[@arfriedman4577]

I would have loved to see Hong Kong. A lady I knew works for a company that sends her to hk for work a few times a year.

[@secnock.]

Vv m😮c c . M

[@arfriedman4577]

@secnock. sorry I don't understand

[@eldude2843]

I just talk to myself

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

90% of my income gose to rent so I do my best not to go outside of my 300 sq foot space. To shut off my sad thougts...(I watch cartoons/old movies for free on the internet and if I'm really falling apart like right now at 1:00 a.m. where I still can't sleep, I will eventually just read my Bible)❤

[@MMJSJ80MMJSJ80]

Most of the homeless people drink alcohol and use drugs ... Stop alcohol and drugs You blame others and you are the ones who deserve to be blamed.

[@w.urlitzer1869]

McDonald's: dine among the homeless!

[@yeohliangim2939]

God bless them😊

[@stoephead]

thankyou MacDonald's.

[@kendalson7100]

The Nepalese guy is high as a kite.

[@eduardochavacano]

Even backpackers spend a night at Mcdonalds, most poor tourist from Philippines.

[@lorylovechan8362]

Wow !! Here in the Netherlands 🇳🇱 the Rental Rooms more Cheaper !!! Only for 250.00 till 350.00 Euros Per Month

[@EricKorbly]

McDonalds has more heart than many peoples families.

[@gilberttello08]

👌👌👌

[@ahmog]

Lonely due to separation from God. Jesus is the way to salvation and a new activity to come closer to God with your new spiritual brothers and sisters ✝️

[@sunset4water]

Did he really say McRefugees? OMG......lol!

[@Oldeagle66]

I don't buy the terrible isolation bit. It's just that people who can't handle being alone don't understand those of us who do. Society has molded us to expect we have to be around others to be happy.

[@thebuddha4208]

So what’s the average weight time then? I’m at 34 years

[@asiabrokersclub]

No boycott in HK Macdonald... I like to revisit HK again of diversified cultures, but now in declining financial prospects...

[@seymorefact4333]

😥😥 This is NOT unique to HK. Its here in the USA EU UK Australia Japan Canada Mexico S Korea....ALL OVER THE DEVELOPED WORLD! I have many friends that hire female companionship and spend their days at McDonalds, Burger King, etc!

[@obiwan5781]

I'm glad I moved to Shenzhen

[@samuelhomer8885]

Maybe just too many people or is it not enough housing

[@taipangwong356]

Must try Singapore McDonald's, they welcome rich tax exiles too

[@rambojambone4586]

Money solves all problems. Don’t befriend people unless you have plenty of cash to pay and pay and pay for everything forever.

[@djb-illy8471]

Sad…all that money and have super ultra rich and super poor . Have to find balance for the people.

[@RatingsIntoCash]

Using McDonald's as both a restaurant and a hostel wel I'll be gotdamn they'll never ever allow that in the west especially in America

[@dalvin514]

Govt good in tax collection but when comes to helping the population it's like 💩

[@stacydixon1723]

Yall never once said how much yall was paying him we all want to know

[@chamberpot969]

Have children for it's own sake. It is an act of resistance and your stake in the future.

[@Loquendo-yw8fd]

3:00

[@Loquendo-yw8fd]

13:03

[@manomyth11]

🤔Xi Xiangping is the only one who could show the world how to defeat such issues', but he don't even know it''.

[@marineboy0055]

someone gotta be at the bottom

[@dextershaman7154]

Developed cities and countries are all going backward until they saw the the 3rd world catastrophe.

[@askfadzean]

LOL!!!

[@silverianjannvs5315]

Capitalism, money, money, money, rat race, materialism...

[@fargone2000]

This is old news

[@katiegeorgeripia]

The rich get richer the poor stay poorer to accommodate the rich getting richer

[@sharonbrazier3001]

Get rid of the crap music and get on with it 😮

[@sharonbrazier3001]

Also if you can do it get a cat or a dog they make your life a lot richer your never have time to be lonely

[@d3mon1a42]

You need to cover the animal abuse and torture that happens in China.

[@Lemon-k3r]

It is not so.