Bad Vegan: Fame. Fraud. Fugitives. | Where Are They Now? | Netflix

Where are they now? The former staff of Pure Food & Wine reveal their reactions to watching the documentary and give an update on what they're up to today.
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After marrying a mysterious man who claimed he could make her dog immortal, a celebrated vegan restaurateur finds her life veering off the rails.

[@DiaryofaBasicBW]

She could have paid her debt with all the money she gave that insane person.

[@jamesmckay4573]

I believe that she is as big a criminal as her multi named husband is.

[@DmantopG]

Check out the brains on brad

[@blippypippy8167]

That's the irony of it.

[@miriamhavard7621]

@@blippypippy8167 yep.👍🏼

[@caressajolene]

I think Sarma is an example of how anxiety lies to you. She would have been able to pay her debt back of two million with her successful restaurant, but she was overwhelmed by the anxiety of the big debt and her idea of being alone, no male partner, against the positive reality of her situation and the true strength of the team she had around her. The creepy man came in and offered to relieve her crippling anxiety and aloneness.

[@rosk.wilburn5847]

Very good comment....

[@miriamhavard7621]

It's almost like she should have worked it out with chef Matthew Kenney..........🤔👩🏼‍🍳

[@iNicky777]

Perfectly said

[@Suvereno.Official]

brilliant point💯

[@marinamaia9129]

Up

[@alejandraesquer155]

The former operations manager hit the nail on the head. Was Sarma gaslit and a victim, yes, but she also lacked empathy. She was able to somehow rally investors to save her restaurant but didn't have the same level-headedness to give her employees their hard-earned wages? One flaw in the documentary is that I would have loved to have gotten Sarma's mother's perspective. Maybe she isn't ready or couldn't process it. But it just would add in my opinion a level of understanding how Shane/Anthony was able to swindle seemingly intelligent women.

[@Nelly34e]

Except the first time she raised money was to pay her employees. She obviously cared. People don’t know how manipulation can work. Yes, she made mistakes and bad decisions, but she was under mind control from this manipulative loser. Sarma seems like a good person who made some bad choices.

[@flytink1]

It’s a red flag 🚩 her mom didn’t agree to be in the documentary and it reveals Sarma’s duplicity and guilt.

[@florencerify]

@@flytink1 i agree with you i thought Samra was going to con Anthony but end getting fooled instead. she got into the business by attaching herself to a prominent chef who she then got kicked out of the restaurant and then married Anthony because he was going to pay her bills. i think she still has the con going trying to con the public that she was a victim and did not at some point realize what was up and went along with it even in the end she is still friendly with Anthony come on i don't believe it.

[@blippypippy8167]

@@florencerify yep, I noticed that too!

[@Chris-tg3qy]

I agree with what the operations manager said too. I believe Sarma has a good relationship with her mother. She wrote a blog post on mothers day about spending the day with her mother. Something I wonder about is if Sarma has some type of inheritance or if her parents have always supported her in some way because most people could relate to the dire situation her employees would be in without receiving a paycheck, but she seems oblivious to the fact she is putting them in a dangerous position of not being able to pay rent or feed their families or maybe she really does lack empathy.

[@markadams7046]

I felt the show was too easy on Sarma. I think it made her out to be too much the victim. I can see how she was manipulated, but the bottom line is, she had choices to make, choices that were her responsibility, and I don't recall a single moment in the show where she took any responsibility for what happened without making some sort of excuse. That is sad, because it really seemed like a good restaurant with employees who had a lot of respect for her until things started to really go down hill.

[@sammekawy4564]

She was guilty it was hilarious

[@ratgirl44]

It’s funny because she isn’t happy with the doc saying it wasn’t showing everything and made her look bad.

[@markadams7046]

@@ratgirl44 That may be, stuff gets edited and who knows what is on the editing floor. Still, what is on the show seems to mostly show her as a victim, and I don't see a single moment where she says, "I share some of the responsibility" without trying to excuse it.

[@pleco101]

@@CHADSUMMERCHILD Go back to eating used urinal pucks.

[@thetrainwreck1469]

@@CHADSUMMERCHILD if the homeless guy can spend all this time on Netflix and KZbin, he can go out and get a job. Or maybe he can ask his dear friend Sarma for money, since she's just giving it all away.

[@patcavasin5947]

Personally, by the end of the show, I believe she knew what was going on. She kept giving the guy money, even taking big time money from her mother. On the run, and you hang out in Vegas for several months...she could have left at any time. So many despicable people out there.

[@hennesseyme9112]

She had no idea the thief was calling her mother. Remember he completely isolated her from her family. This was one confusing docu. She married to get out of debt, then ended up losing everything. If a man or woman tells you the work for black ops, they are lying. It is something they could never tell you.

[@christinemuiru9903]

Why isn't anyone talking about their phone call in the end! It's so cryptic! These two....!!!

[@xanafaye4875]

To me it sounded like old friends who became enemies and years later are laughing at the ridiculous stupid shit they used to say to each other and are at peace with what happened between them. It seems she has no sense of street smarts whatsoever, more generous than normal, doesn't seem to know social norms, super naive, and kinda slow, so it doesn't surprise me that she'd talk to him again and even forgive him.

[@samione4397]

Sarma gave her husband the amount of her debt she owed.. just crazy. While she was doubting herself, her sleezeball husband saw the potential. She had zero empathy for the employees and only has excuses, they both are guilty.

[@freyafoxbunting8995]

I went the restaurant & frequented One Lucky Duck. There was nothing like it then or since. The food was out of this world & everyone knew the staff were like family. Miss you PFAW

[@MariaVosa]

I realise the documentary team had to try to make Sarma look a bit sympathetic since she agreed to give interviews, but it was so clear she realised pretty early on Shane was not being honest and she was definitely a willing accomplice at the end. She seemed allergic to taking responsbility for her actions both during and after - and her complete lack of sympathy with her employee is frankly infuriating. She should never be allowed to run another business. I would also have like some credit made to the chefs that actually made the menu that ensured the success of the restaurant.

[@CHADSUMMERCHILD]

If you want to see the homeless man Anthony (THE PRINCE OF PARK AVENUE SOUTH NYC AND TEAM SARMA) he has a KZbin page here. Any help for him would be appreciated. Thank you.

[@starrygacha456]

These docs are HEAVILY edited and without tons of full context - I encourage everyone to listen to Sarma's interview on the podcast A Little Bit Culty. She recorded it just prior to the doc being released, but you get a MUCH better understanding that this was a loooooong slow burn of a con Shane/Anthony did to her, to the point where she was completely mentally brainwashed and not able to ascertain what was even real or what wasn't. This is how sociopathic narcissists work when dishing out their manipulative tactics.

[@starrygacha456]

Also her one stipulation for doing the doc was that they must pay everything that was owed to the employees - whom all got paid what they were owed, ironically, the exact same day NYC shut down restaurants due to c0v1d. but since docs (ethical docs) aren't allowed to pay their subjects, she had them instead pay directly to an attorney who then paid out to the employees. she made $0 on the doc herself. just some additional info the doc doesn't tell us.

[@stilianifakidaraki3724]

Please research more on what it's like to be a victim of this level of manipulation before judging and victim blaming.

[@MariaVosa]

@@stilianifakidaraki3724 There was more than one victim here.

[@johnf9127]

I got sucked into it last night. I started it with no expectation but ended up binging the whole series. So tired at work today, but it was totally worth it

[@Kosraean.kianarose]

Same but Done with it at 12:46am HST going work 12-8:30pm tomorrow 😬

[@CHADSUMMERCHILD]

If you want to see the homeless man Anthony (THE PRINCE OF PARK AVENUE SOUTH NYC AND TEAM SARMA) he has a KZbin page here. Any help for him would be appreciated. Thank you.

[@VagrantSoulZ]

This was a great doc! I felt sorry for Sarma at first, but the more i watched the more that slowly slipped away. Sarma didn't have common sense, and those kinds of ppl get played. Does it suck that she was at some point getting duped - yes. But it also felt like she was gonna use the guy at first. She thought he had money that could get more out of him. And then without knowing when the script got flipped it did. Only to ruin the lives of other people. Jus goes to show you - you can't trust anyone - "loving boss" or not.

[@ashleyprice9487]

I feel the same way but I feel bad for the employees who were loyal to her

[@LuxeLadyD]

I thought that too! My question is, if she was looking for money to help her restaurant or help herself in any way , then why didn’t she just end go out with Alec Baldwin then? He obviously had the fame & the money. - very confusing.

[@CHADSUMMERCHILD]

If you want to see the homeless man Anthony (THE PRINCE OF PARK AVENUE SOUTH NYC AND TEAM SARMA) he has a KZbin page here. Any help for him would be appreciated. Thank you.

[@suomynonna]

I think she's just playing dumb now, the phone call at the very end, was telling.

[@beeperlove]

Read her post about the documentary. It’s well worth it - or watch the last few minutes first and then then first few minutes of the first episode.

[@Guillermo_Carratero]

I feel bad for the employees, all those people who want to hold a pity party for Sarma, give me a break!!

[@reneeraw6927]

Sarma really knew she was in the wrong. Not a stupid girl. Not a naive person. Just a weak individual. Her bad decisions harmed so many people, yet she’s lacking in empathy for what she did. And calling him at the end….Mama Mia, WTF??? Just shows you she didn’t change. Hope they end up back together. They deserve each other. Only one I feel compassion for is Sweet Leon.

[@MariaGarcia00]

I know, I think this time is the real happly ever after shane was talking about, they free to live spending the millions they didnt give back

[@julissy9689]

The number of times she kept saying "Well what was I supposed to tell them?" about the nonsense she was in to. She was lying and didn't want to get caught. If you're really bewildered, as Sarma claims, you tell people the truth... not more lies that dig you deeper.

[@CHADSUMMERCHILD]

If you want to see the homeless man Anthony (THE PRINCE OF PARK AVENUE SOUTH NYC AND TEAM SARMA) he has a KZbin page here. Any help for him would be appreciated. Thank you.

[@colleennewholy9026]

I know this is weird to make this sort of comment here. Since you'd likely made up your mind. But I've witnessed, how gaslighting and psychological abuse affects a person. My father crippled all of my mother's "common sense", and destroyed her trust in what was real, and what wasn't. After they divorced, she had to go through years of therapy, where the Therapists had to reiterate. That she had been in an emeshed relationship, and that my father had used her insecurities and anxieties against her. She honestly felt trapped, and really DID. Not know, how to tell her closest friends what was going on. Because really, what are you going to say? "My husband's been cheating. But I've got no proof. He's stolen money from me, but I've got no proof. I've seen him with other women, but they work together..." Like yeah... Those sort of people get into your head, and they can twist how you relate to other people. They can make you doing, whether or not people will even listen. As for my parents. They've both (individually) undergone intense therapy, and Alanon, and come to understand what happened during that time they were married. It's definitely made my father feeling guilty

[@rODIUMuk]

She is a disgusting liar. Shame on Netflix.

[@hennesseyme9112]

I honestly think Sarma was living on another planet. I wouldn't know what to tell them either. Any man could see through Strangis lies from the beginning. The fact that she hid the marriage shows she wasn't in it for love, but to save her business from the promises he told her.

[@aoutsky]

They all loved her and she scammed them.

[@reynaolvera7526]

Sarma was greedy and selfish. She wanted money and immortality. She didn’t care except for herself. No sympathy for her.

[@pleco101]

For whatever reasons and there are many: some people are dangerous with money. Absolutely dangerous. There's no good reason for anyone to ever loan her money again.

[@caziis13]

Bad Vegan is really great but Sarma didn't fool me at all.

[@mirar7549]

I couldn’t finish watching.. how can someone be so gullible? She couldn’t hire a private investigator?

[@armandofente8774]

BTW: Joey's Hot Sauce is the best hot sauce ever.

[@joeyshotsauce43]

Thx so much 😊

[@alexandrastock]

@@joeyshotsauce43 Cool that you launched your own biz! Is your hot sauce available in Europe (yet)?

[@julesfalcone]

@@joeyshotsauce43 you were my favorite. Best of luck.

[@blippypippy8167]

How do you get it?

[@joeyshotsauce43]

@@alexandrastock not yet !!

[@alannateresaestrella4042]

Estaba convencida que Sarma era una víctima en este cuento hasta que dijo que ella no veía mal que el Anthony/Shane se hiciera pasar por Michael Caledonia. Él es un fraude, ella también!

[@joelarama]

I read yesterday that Sarma was paid around two million British pounds to appear in the documentary. She wanted to use the money to pay pack her employees. My question is....did she pay them?? 🤔

[@Rceledonio]

this documentary was fascinating and heartbreaking seeing how much the staff loved each other and Sarma. I wish as a leader she would've taken care of her people regardless of what she was personally trying to accomplish. Nonetheless everyone seems to have moved on to good things and I'm like....proud of them? people I dont even know? I'm glad they're all doing well in spite of the tragic ending of what seemed to be a special kind of magic that is so rare in business and among staff

[@krystal8952]

Her lack of common sense is out of this world. In the end it seems if she could go back she would definitely do it all over again. All over and not care about these people.

[@Ange-ns5be]

Why did Sarma call Anthony at the end? It was weird. I dont feel bad for her after hearing that.

[@BuggingonBeeroids]

It was probably for a "gotcha" moment for the doc but her being such a narcissistic idiot, he played to her ego and she showed her true colours

[@xanafaye4875]

We don't know the context.. she was probably told to call him to get another recording out of him for this documentary... To me it sounded like old friends who became enemies and years later are laughing at the ridiculous stupid shit they used to say to each other and are at peace with what happened between them.

[@jaydonnelly3224]

How naïve can such a brilliant woman be??

[@thekongstocks]

Affluent folks possess less common sense and street knowledge than us lowly-folks lol

[@thetrainwreck1469]

Bonnie the manager being an apologist for Sarma is so really really really irritating.

[@stilianifakidaraki3724]

Please research more on what it's like to be a victim of this level of manipulation before judging and victim blaming.

[@mlwalston1]

@@stilianifakidaraki3724 blah blah blah

[@ccharles848]

Such great people! I’m sorry they went through all of that.

[@MusicKHMER225]

I'm genuinely don’t care about the celebrities👍👍👍👍👍

[@Maliceless100]

All these folks, including Sarma, are legit TV likeable. IMO Sarma's redemption and credibility hinges on one thing: that very final call with degenerate gambler Anthony. WTF was that? And when was that?

[@xanafaye4875]

To me it sounded like old friends who became enemies and years later are laughing at the ridiculous stupid shit they used to say to each other and are at peace with what happened between them. It seems she has no sense of street smarts whatsoever, more generous than normal, doesn't seem to know social norms, super naive, and kinda slow, so it doesn't surprise me that she'd talk to him again and even forgive him.

[@whitneybosseler]

I am wondering that exact same thing.

[@margaretjefferies6539]

Sarma seems like a really good person, her workers stays and had nice things to say about her.

[@skyflowerkat915]

Congratulations to you All! Truly the brains of the Restaurant

[@KnutFan]

I wish Joey all the best with his Joeys hot sauce. He lives in my town and sells to the grocery store where I work! Pretty cool that he lives here now

[@wonka4]

Bonnie is such a sweetheart

[@thetrainwreck1469]

Bonnie is a space case. I hate the way she sucks up to the owner, Sarma. Theres always one in every restaurant.

[@jbatterwayneworkshop6334]

All the people in this video need to understand those Rich Hollywood types never liked you she wanted to be one of them and she paid the consequences stop being clowns enjoy your life

[@Atlanta83]

Thanks for making this Netflix!

[@laurenjessica8871]

Curious as to why not more was said about Anthony re: his gambling addiction & the fantasy life he created. I realize he declined to be interviewed, but aside from the ex-wife’s input or mention of his upbringing/fathers gambling, was left wanting to know more context. What were the scars all about? Was he ever in the military? Is it PTSD? Or is he just a grown man who never matured from childhood...curious as to his motivation and why it escalated to such a wild fabrication. On that note I hope he gets some mental health support and for his addiction!

[@tgo007]

During the last episode she says that Anthony can “walk through a casino and win 6k to 10k jackpots by picking the right machines.” This seemingly throwaway comment is a tell tale sign that she had long bought into his “gambling system” and thinks he can somehow choose a “winning” machine. This is why she was bankrolling him. She believed that he could somehow beat the casino. Another alarming clue you might have missed if you don’t gamble is when his friend said Anthony was playing three high end slots and roulette AT THE SAME TIME. This is completely insane behavior that literally virtually no gambler would ever do… like truly insane.

[@BuggingonBeeroids]

Maybe it's just an American thing but is the hero worship of celebrities really that prevalent? Some of these guys sound like they're describing religious experiences...

[@miriamhavard7621]

😂

[@mlwalston1]

It ain’t just Americans.

[@jenp2285]

Just watched the doc yesterday. I absolutely LOVED the employees. I'm sure it has to have been an amazing experience working there during the good ol' days. That's one of the jobs where it doesn't even feel like a job, and most people sadly never get to experience that! Sarma was so lucky to have such a loyal, fun and dedicated group of people (more like family) on her side, it was really sad to see her throw it all away. Her loss 😞

[@ellencausey6317]

I love this documentary thanks for sharing!

[@Royce_Black]

Love the documentary!

[@pudgywudgy7111]

I haven't finished yet but I think this series doesn't focus on how damaging addiction is to everyone. Sarma reminds me of someone I know who got gaslit by her own addict son to do anything, even at the cost of everyone else.

[@PrateekK]

Nick looks like the ‘handsome squidward’ meme

[@carollivingston584]

Complicated! Mind bending watch!

[@tau566]

Netflix tried to convince me that Sarma is a victim.

[@1Elicitg]

Shama, Bad Karma, come on girl smart savvy business woman getting played like this, i can't put blame entirely on Anthony

[@mignonettep6565]

I sit for 1 day and do nothing just to finished all episode..hope one day u will open again and be together. Godbless you all guys🥰🥰

[@khalilahd.]

This documentary is on my watch list and seeing this makes me want to watch it even more. Was it any good? 👀

[@theyoutubeanalyst3731]

In my opinion, yes. Especially towards the end. But it's insane and infuriating at times.

[@MoviesAndMunchies]

Love Joey's Hot Sauce!!

[@thiago101290]

Sarma seems to be so narcissistic.

[@michaelermcgowaniv]

Balsamic reduction… wasn’t it a raw restaurant?

[@bosshova23]

The ending of the show told you all you needed to know about Sarma and that dude from the phone call they after he got out. Anybody who has totally wrecked your life you would not be laughing and joking with on the phone so she has a lot of culpability.

[@deirdreloraine5653]

Yes !!! She is not a victim , she’s nuts !! and he’s a big fat lying slob that has a compulsive lying and gambling problem . It’s pretty simple , they need to be together!!

[@xanafaye4875]

To me it sounded like old friends who became enemies and years later are laughing at the ridiculous stupid shit they used to say to each other and are at peace with what happened between them. It seems she has no sense of street smarts whatsoever, more generous than normal, doesn't seem to know social norms, super naive, and at times kinda slow, so it doesn't surprise me that she'd talk to him again and even forgive him.

[@tesssanders7993]

*Oh, come on!* Just listen to her phone calls, trashing Anthony directly and at the last when he says to her "Youre the smartest person ever!" and she says "I know." I think Netflix did too!

[@JayOrlando32828]

I like the chef 😍 ... vamos a Miami mami

[@ubuntuber1619]

Hollywood should totally make film on this with Scarlet Johansson as Sarma.

[@ifyloveth8747]

Wow! What a great team.

[@justiceforjuicy6765]

Sarma is not a victim. Her employees, investors and family were the victims. She knew exactly what was going on every step of the way. She saw an opportunity to make money to get her out of debt and got greedy. It’s sad how many people “feel bad for her”. She was compliant in every way and used this documentary to play the babe in the woods card. And I know she said there were no drugs involved, but I’d bet my first born they were abusing some kind of substance, which only aided in their con for money.

[@stilianifakidaraki3724]

Well that`s a lot of speculation... :D

[@julesfalcone]

I agree with everything except the drugs. To me, she's just a horrible person who only cares of herself.

[@justiceforjuicy6765]

@@julesfalcone the video footage of how she was acting at the hotel in Vegas is why I think drugs were involved. She was acting like a junkie

[@julesfalcone]

@@justiceforjuicy6765 Excellent point. By that point I was waiting for this nightmare to be over and wanting to see how she'd be punished. The cops didn't find any drugs. But she definitely looked like a dope addict in the backseat of that car.

[@rODIUMuk]

She’s a nasty person

[@nickyb7266]

This documentary blew my mind! How completely crazy do you have to be to let a stranger literally take over your life and business and family? Not once did she express how much she loved this man, did she love him? Or was the promise of money the only reason, meanwhile, she gives him money and doesn’t question where it’s going or what he needs it for or where he spends his time away from her? Then in the end she has a phone conversation with this man and speaks to him so calmly? 😡 mind just blown away! This has to be the biggest scam in history..

[@bostonlincolnshire8745]

It was love but with strings attached. She fell in love with a conman. He wasn't exactly going to tell her he's a criminal conman at the start is he? She got in too deep, loved him unconditionally and paid the price. I'm sure he will find his nxt prey and repeat his narcissism and controlling evilness.

[@THATjeffdelaney]

Bill Clinton. "We're closed" would have been my response. Yikes.

[@mamarobyn]

Omg Nikki... I'm in Miami...Where should we eat???

[@onikaconstantine8861]

I am your new subscriber

[@MariaGarcia00]

I just saw it….. I took some ideas of how to spend millions of dollars that arent mine and just get a year in prision 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@PeachyPaigeMusic]

Are they insinuating that she laundered money and she didn’t actually get scammed?

[@Mr_Nice_Guy_100]

I cant belive she did not once apologize for her bad choices. She to is an intelligent fraud.

[@kittycats7353]

So be in puppy cat lazy in space was completed in 2019 and you’re bought it almost immediately. For some reason you guys decided to promise that you would let it air in 2022 even though it was already completely finished for years. It is now three months into 2022 and there’s been no mention of you guys showing BEe and puppy cat lazy in space. Why on earth have you guys not air the show already? The fact that you even wait till 2022 to think about airing it is silly when it was done in 2019. I keep trying to look up when you guys are releasing it which you said is this year but no site says anything. We need updates.

[@adorejunk]

Was this the restaurant where Sam met Smith in Sex and the City?

[@Gallo903]

At this point the employees were soo loyal that I feel sorry for them not for Sarma… she is just stupid person period!!!

[@schoolinJOO]

i genuinely don’t care about the celebrities

[@YaarTeraUkWala]

Those beautiful 👀eyes are wathng my Song, may God bless them and lengthen the life of their parents.💐💐💐💐💐💐.

[@linachester2095]

To me at first she was a victim but as the story went on she was nolonger a victim but a willing participant.

[@MikeySmith-d9z]

cool

[@helenstockman3499]

Did anyone ever take Sarma to the side and doing a sort of intervention on her?

[@SakuraR17]

1:38 is that one of the guys from BuzzFeed?? The tall one

[@raikorodriguez1949]

Good

[@tarulieliza3255]

I'm so mad at the people who are asking "why didn't she just reach out?". It's not that easy. A manipulator guilts victims into isolating themselves. Look at the videos of her shouting and crying. Listen to the things he said. Her gut was telling her everything about the situation was wrong yet the one external voice (Anthony) talking to her was demanding that everything was fine. It's hard not to doubt yourself when someone is doing this. She literally believed a greater "family" was watching her. If you grew up in a toxic religious culture you would know how it could feel like you are being watched as you sinned. She wasn't weak, she was brainwashed. She was scared. Emotional and mental abuse is still abuse.

[@stilianifakidaraki3724]

THANK YOU!

[@mlwalston1]

No, she is no victim.

[@obi-wankedogi]

Sarma managed to pull off 1 thing right, she dodged Alec Baldwin. 🤣

[@kevinsettles833]

Ugh a typical game of duck duck goose 🙄

[@MediumHook]

Netflix when the five nights at Freddy movie comes out can you put it

[@jaydendelangelboy7310]

When is the next part of Pokémon Master journeys coming out

[@onikaconstantine8861]

Ok

[@HlifeRomania91]

This show was irritating, slow and boring as hell

[@thejoeyjason]

You are irritating, slow and boring as hell

[@snakey319]

did sarma fix up hilaria from Boston (sarma's too?) to get baldwin off her back?

[@heathersinclair9637]

Can you guys put Danny Phantom on Netflix

[@jbatterwayneworkshop6334]

Did anyone ever see Alec Baldwin in the movie malice

[@smurfiennes]

Alec Baldwin was a customer there. It seems like he’s a bad karma for everyone

[@DIVO220]

7:00 not gay ???!

[@kimmyjong-un3894]

Does anyone find it interesting that Sarma and Anthony's ex wife are both Virgos ? It seems Virgo women are a bit more easy to scam bc they are naive and won't ever leave their men lol

[@schoolinJOO]

who cares about the damn ambiance

[@Sherpa_k2]

Bacon

[@Shillmehowtolive]

Eh s’sad

[@schoolinJOO]

😴 😴

[@ernestfox4880]

Not understanding the importance. Maybe, it's because Putin is going crazy in Russia, but people spending $100 for an "organic" grape and helping cats matriculate from college doesn't seem interesting. 😕

[@RyanCoomer]

at a buffet, i personally sneak corndogs into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 corndogs in my jacket pockets. it then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corndogs thinking they were part of buff

[@Pappa_66]

Worst ever! My 6 yrs old would write a much better Serie. Who ever paid more than $1 should resing or should have retired already. Never ever this kind of Bull!!! This is not even funny😢I pay for this service. You, Netflix has To pay my next 10 yrs Subscription for waisting my time!!! I hope you Will announce a public apology for this shit!!!

[@guineveregruntle6746]

Ivy League grad gone rouge

[@morgan8980]

SCAMMER 100%

[@whateverrrrrr123]

what a waste

[@decentrecipes3499]

I'm loosing "my confidence " mai itni mehnat krti hu pr lekin koi chote KZbinr ko support ni karta sb stars ko karte h bs 🙏🙏😪😪😭😭😭

[@RING_FF]

يارب اتوسل إيليك بحق إسمك الاعضم ان ترزق صاحب اليد التي ستدعــمنـــي فرحه يسجد لها باكيا ورزقا لاينتهي و توفيق النهايه🙌🙌🙌🙌.

[@kevingriffin1854]

Lol @ liberals

[@kellyharper8072]

Dude. Wacko MAGA. Yeah right?