Trust Fund to Food Stamps - Rich Kids Go Skint UK - Reality TV

[@erikaf1215]

Her friend assuming that just because they are less fortunate than them that they are going to steal. Her friend also needs a reality check.

[@zipinha]

I came here exactly with this thought. Horrible statement of hers 😢

[@AlishaBrorens]

They always go in associating poor with dirty as well which is awful!

[@houdinis_tea]

It happens. Kids who grow up with stuff learn that many "friends" were just after their stuff. People want to use you to go to events/ vacations, use your transportation, try to infiltrate your circle for selfish gain, etc. It's a sad reality that people that have things learn to question motives and keep their guards up.

[@marlo9380]

That was so damn rude!

[@ZERODESTRUCTION]

I hope her friend is reincarnated as a mink on a fur farm. She'd look fabulous as a mink tee- shirt.

[@tonyarison1503]

I like the fact that Maria was actually open to learning how the other half lives. She was very caring and lovely

[@dawnpaap7704]

She walked in and started comparing how much better her home is - totally narcissistic. I can’t watch this

[@dendritolotl]

@@dawnpaap7704well, I think she was surprised and that was her way of showing it. I think she was very respectful and even grew more respectful over time

[@NourKLI]

@@dawnpaap7704so she can’t compare now ? I live in a normal house and I sometimes even compare 😂. I’m middle class not rich , not poor. Get over yourself.

[@rosameijering5161]

​@user-ou1ui3dy1g well the couple was interested too

[@brittr5837]

​@dawnpaap7704 she's also on a show I bet the producers wanted her to do that...

[@j_the_uchiha5301]

My dad met this rich girl when he was 15 working at woolworths. She was made to work there by her dad to have a taste of the real world. He then met her sister and became friends with her, too. Now, the sister is the owner of a massive fashion brand, and the other sister inherited the dads business plus wealthy marriage. My dad has always been lower to middle class and has never asked or accepted money from them no matter how many times they offered, to not base their friendship on money. They are still the closest friends 40+ yrs later, and they have learnt much from him and vice versa. My dad is one of the most humble and kind people i know. When he was struggling, he only accepted help if they hired him for jobs so he could work for the money.

[@brideofchrist8295]

WoW❤

[@shtcntzrus]

Hahaha...i like this ​@brideofchrist8295

[@gabbylovedbyJesus]

Psalms 51:10 NKJV [10] Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within me.💜

[@brideofchrist8295]

@@shtcntzrus 😊

[@Flo1918]

You have a great father, living by the rules of life

[@emiiimm7436]

Maria you definitely need to give your maid and nanny a raise.

[@LauraKuhlConversations]

I couldn't agree more...

[@brendaramsbottom8693]

If her maid and nanny can't make ends meet on what she pays her after this experience they had better get a living wage!

[@jenfrisk996]

This was the one thing when I heard her say her nanny was the only one she knew on benefits I spit my drink. If you can spend that kind of money on a single purse your nanny shouldn’t be living on benefits she literally cares for your most precious daughter and your family. That should be more value than any purse but I do think Maria had a good motivation to do this and she was very kind and respectful ❤

[@gabbylovedbyJesus]

Psalms 51:10 NKJV [10] Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within me.💜

[@nataliejohnson270]

I appreciate them because they are giving their kids a happy, safe and healthy home. Though they might not be rich. The kids have wonderful parents

[@eeeeemeeee9047]

Maria showing tenderness towards that sweet boy won me over. I love seeing that side of her. She's a good person who happens to be rich.

[@SimpleElegantYou]

I totally agree.

[@brittr5837]

I think the assumption that all rich people are awful people is just as bad as assuming all poor people are dirty and will steal...not saying you're making that assumption just that a lot of people do.

[@ChanVanessaErnandez]

Maria seems to be very gracious about things and respectful to the family.

[@DybalacalPranks]

I like how Maria still has connections with the family instead of forgetting them. It's amazing how rich and poor people can have so much in common.

[@FirstnameLastnames]

I sincerely believe the economic system we currently have, wherein people can be so rich or so poor, keeps us all isolated from people who are not within our socioeconomic class. We all suffer under it, and though capitalism has allowed humanity to make great strides, it's outlived its useful lifespan and it's high time we start exploring better economic systems to improve the average quality of life for *everyone* including the poor, rich, and all other in between. Having so much money you're disconnected from reality isn't good, and obviously having so little you worry about food and shelter isn't either. Not saying socialism would be perfect, every system will have its flaws, but we can do far better as a society than we are doing now.

[@Ilovetaylorswift744]

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[@tammiehinkle2040]

​@@FirstnameLastnames​ here is the problem, within socialism, there is no incentive to "do better." Over the last 25yrs my family has moved 13x(11 states), hubs got a professional certification(PE)and a 2nd masters degree. Lots of sacrifice. However the sacrifice is worth it because of the position we are now in. Obviously that type of sacrifice is needed by someone, but who would want to do it without a motivator(ie more money). It's the same with everything. Who would work overtime? Who would study for 10+yrs? Who would become a roofer? Work on top of skyscrapers? Be a trash man? Sewer worker? All of these jobs require some sort of sacrifice, yet if you could make the same wage at Starbucks pouring coffee, why do any of the hard or gross jobs? Why sacrifice family time for further education? At least in the US, anyone can sacrifice and make more money & improve their situation-which to me is the best system of all!

[@kristinesharp6286]

@@FirstnameLastnames in socialism almost everyone is poor. And when the few that are not run out of money it falls apart. Brand items are the art of the Middle Ages. The rich paid artisans to create beauty and gave them support for doing so. So Chanel is today’s art and the artisan greatly paid. Maria likely lost her money and perhaps got sent back to Russia after the invasion of Ukraine. This was 2018. There is a reason Maria was not in Russia. There is a reason why they didn’t stay in Russia and went to the capitalistic west. Although capitalism does have social safety net.

[@GJ-pj4mj]

I like Maria. She seems authentic, she speaks for her experience in life no trying to diminish anybody. Is understandable she can’t relate to things as she doesn’t know what is to live that way. Nice young lady.

[@Anniecurls]

She has morals!!

[@MandyLee-qc1cp]

I like her too, ...i pray its not an ACT.

[@J.Cashhhh]

That was sweet of her to get them a vacation. It’s mad how much people really don’t realize how other people live. I feel like sometimes kids that grow up with Money lack street smarts

[@purpl._.]

Maria was so respectful and understanding. Her parents raised her well !

[@amagr1990]

7:07 Just the fact that she wants to learn how other people live is brave enough, good for her for wanting to expand her knowledge of the world and the people in it!! 40:30 she is super sweet! What a beautiful human being!!

[@CristinLive]

She spends a ridiculous amount of money on handbags but pays her nanny a “poor” wage 🤯

[@tessax]

You making shit up, it was never mentioned how much she pays the nanny and she bought the whole family airfares to Tusnia.

[@CristinLive]

She said the only poor people she knows are her maid and nanny because she knows what she pays them. It’s 8:40 into the video

[@nemo6365]

​@@tessaxshe literally said her nanny and maids are low income! Even if she doesnt say how much she pays them she made it clear it was LOW INCOME! Clean your ears out!

[@farzana6676]

​@CristinLive Don't be ridiculous. She is paying market rate for nanny. These people having 2 kids whilst living off the taxpayer is ridiculous.

[@Princess-jh5qq]

@@nemo6365 she sees it as poor by comparison to her own life. Doesnt mean it’s below market value.

[@sabraeast]

I used to never think people like this existed, until I met a really wealthy22 year old woman who had never been to Walmart, had never done grocery shopping and thought that having one bathroom was the ultimate in poverty

[@AnnetteDorflinger]

That’s sad to hear.

[@Rick-kj9dd]

That $14,000 little blue bag she owned looked like it could come from a dollar shop! Ridiculous

[@nicolas_-_-_]

😄

[@siabhatia9003]

It's an hermes mini kelly ofc it costs that much and the leather is the best of the best and everything is handmade by a single person so ofc its expensive

[@LumiSisuSusi]

​@@siabhatia9003 I wonder how much the craft person gets paid per bag they make. I must admit the bag isn't my cup of tea. Even if I had millions or billions I still wouldn't want a Hermes bag. Rather, I would design my own bags and have them made for me.

[@360kcc]

​@@siabhatia9003i think u missed understand the point...

[@siabhatia9003]

@@360kcc I’m sorry what …? The sentence structure isn’t making sense so I’m assuming there is either typo or a missing word

[@RabbitHoleDiaries]

I saw a lot of compassion from all parties. Two different worlds. Kindnesses and carefully chosen language with one another throughout. Very sweet.

[@breathtakingly_african]

Honestly this is the best episode Ive ever watched....I love love Becky and how she isnt judgemental...I also love Maria cos she has just the right attitude towards the family.

[@mamadoom9724]

I actually felt more fortunate when I was on food stamps 😩 I was eating all healthy organic food, just throwing whatever I wanted into the cart. There’s no way I can afford that now 😅 I don’t care about designer purses and stuff but it was nice to get high quality food for free.

[@ruthlessgurl7]

I agree it's like that, when I paid for food which was not long ago I would definitely get less food also I don't buy food that often so when I get food now it's more because I don't like to make many trips. I also think it's like that because you can't get anything with supplements or hot food so I get what I can get but typically I would not spend as much on food and I'd have to get only what is cheaper and just for me my basic food necessities. I'm glad for food stamps even if it's just for the time being.

[@ashleyskye9390]

Maria is genuine and kind. I am so happy she is sending the family to see their family. She was humbled by this experience.

[@defyned]

The couple appear to be great parents! They spend a lot of time with their boys and the boys are so well behaved.

[@sophienance]

Maria seems loving and down to earth. Her friend however is not and needs to learn a lesson or two herself. I would have sold the sweater Maria gifted them after she left. It would help heaps to get ahead in their finances for a while

[@celestialcircledance]

Maria said in the beginning that "poor families remind her of dirt ," and "people who don't take care of there looks ,", but the wife was very beautiful both inside and out! I hope the family can still return the wine for some much needed staples . Also frozen produce is sometimes a healthier choice then fresh produce that is off season because it is frozen and preserved in it's peak of freshness !

[@farzana6676]

She bought the whole family flights to Tunisia. That's the biggest gift on this show so far.

[@TaylorJessicahArts]

For a mom who gets 5 minute breaks, she better enjoy that wine

[@meztliayala8471]

I love how she was open donating her daughters clothes for the future .

[@marciaoh7056]

That is a great sentiment but highly unrealistic. Those fancy prancy £2,000 little girl dresses are absolutely impractical for everyday use for middle class or lower class families. It would be better to sell them on Posh or eBay and donate the money to the charity shop to help the truly needy. Believe or not there ARE rich people who will buy designer clothes second hand for their babies and toddlers. They only wear them a short time before growing out of them, maybe just 2-3 times. So the uber wealthy can sell them to the merely rich folks. If putting them on Posh takes up too much of her time, then pick one of the charities like Goodwill that have a selling website for their expensive donations. What does she do with those kids clothes now? Just toss them in the trash???

[@NourKLI]

@@marciaoh7056y’all have always something to complain about 😂

[@marciaoh7056]

​​@@NourKLI I'm sorry.... Have we met? What have I complained about? I've never ever posted on this channel before this one comment.

[@tp5561]

Who doesn’t know about donating your used items? That’s ridiculous!

[@evaeori5968]

Flights to Tunesia... what a lovely present!

[@rlbrown4013]

Wow, her friend is a piece of work. I would love to see her in a situation where she isn't so spoiled!

[@TaylorJessicahArts]

I think this shows 2 extremes. This rich person is nice. It's good to learn to treat yourself no matter what. I'm a single mom living from paycheck to paycheck & I need some wine & coffee. I love that she included that for them & I hope they continue to get a little something for themselves from time to time

[@RebeccaEdwards-pt4or]

I think Maria is a open minded young lady and it was refreshing how she actually took something away from this experience. Beautiful show

[@TC-fq7pb]

What a sweetheart. I’ve known some spoiled kids in my life but she definitely had a good heart. This was lovely. 🥰

[@finaayuwardani]

What I like is that, she came to the door of their door smiling brightly. it is totally nice of her to share her friendly side of her as her first impression. it breaks the wall between them right away.

[@dendritolotl]

She’s doing well! It’s nice that they give her money to encourage her to learn how to buy on a budget. She’s really trying and I like that. I also like that she wants to donate some of her things. She is definitely learning a lot!

[@Mothasuperior1]

You gotta admit that the rich girl is very respectful, a reflection of her parents.

[@No-xs1no]

Of course they'll want to present themselves as positively as they can...

[@NourKLI]

@@No-xs1nostop judging and being jealous because you ain’t rich.

[@No-xs1no]

@@NourKLI stop projecting...

[@cilenee]

boarding school

[@alexcyabasilio8547]

Maria seemed considerate of the family’s feelings, it’s admirable she’s trying to make a positive impact.

[@Jesussavedme]

What a sweet woman she helped out the family with plane tickets thats Amazing ❤❤❤ i loved the family too they are so sweet ❤

[@mobutter2879]

Agreed! However, they need to practice birth control!

[@pauljordan4452]

​@@mobutter2879Two children in 2.5 years.

[@angeliquemariel2916]

Maria is very sweet and understanding she seems to be grateful for the things she has!!!😊 It was superrr nice of her to buy the couple a flight ticket To Tusnia!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@user-sy6fj2bm1z]

One of my favorite episodes. Both the family and the guest.

[@IHeartBigBlueBubbles]

The friend thinking the poor family will steal her stuff 😮

[@danixnikki]

She's not even wrong for that one lol

[@Damurrays]

That means they don’t look to price tag means they don’t care whatever price is it they will buy it

[@miamkosi177]

Not the tap water comment💀

[@Noortje394]

Lmaooo😂😂😂

[@pauljordan4452]

I think I drank tap water in Britain - it didn't make me ill.

[@carliespringer4336]

Tell her to come to Flint, Michigan.

[@jalitzaa.v]

She is rich and sweet and humble. She had no concept of money before so she can’t even be blamed. I think it’s wonderful and shows her true good character that she wanted to do something like this. Many blessings to all of them

[@terihumphrey6624]

The friend at the beginning with the rich girl disgust me because aren't you afraid that your stuff will get stolen is the most idiotic and ironic thing to say but what can you expect from somebody has been handed everything to them

[@defyned]

Disagree. People of all incomes steal, including people you invite into your home (babysitters and friends) and co-workers which are the worst thieves!. We've had stuff stolen out of the work refrigerator, stuff stolen out of desks, and even laptops stolen off desktops.

[@FirstnameLastnames]

​@@defynedI think OP's point was that the rich steal the monetary value created by the working class.

[@jessejroski7267]

Im biting the hell out of my tongue right now...wouldn't want youtube to tell me I'm bullying. Oh the horror.

[@firefly5874]

Is it the lipstick? Bc i would agree but Maria is the victim of insta. Its good to see so many girls dissolving their fillers these days

[@purpleskies4553]

I love that all these British reality/doco type shows like supersized vs superskinny they all talk in whispers and seem to be very respectful to eachother its so cute

[@AlishaBrorens]

My question is...why are her nanny's and cleaners on low incomes? Why on earth if she has so much money is she not paying them well?

[@emi62507]

Most cleaners and nannies are on low income, unless you get them from a high-end agency. She is paying market rate.

[@firefly5874]

To be fair, seeing what Maria spends, what she calls low income could be very livable

[@tempgirl00711]

No wonder why people can't survive over there they aren't getting paid enough to feed their own families that crazy

[@justjoanish]

Because she's shallow rich and spoiled. This little act she put on for the show was cute, but we all know she's going back to her spoiled little rich life, supported by daddy when the show was over. Oh yes, and she's going to be so big to donate those clothes to thrift shops like that's what poor working people really need. Pay her personal servants, a living wage. Then we'll see that she's starting to get real. Help support the local food banks. Then maybe she's starting to have some morals and ethics.

[@gloriamartinez1676]

Maria,hope you will read the comments and see how you won everybody's heart. You are a pride to your parents. So nice!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@abigaelrarts2257]

even if i could buy designer clothes and everything brand new for my kids I think they are better off not getting absolutely everything they want. It's healthy for them to experience having to work for some things and to not take things for granted. a good example my parents did with me is having me save up and pay half for things (like a laptop when i was 18) and they offered to pay the other half. i still want to "spoil" them, but in a way they appreciate it and don't feel entitled to it

[@nadiacoffey2609]

This is really sad. It’s wild that there are people who spend on one outfit or one vacation more than I make in a year.

[@dendritolotl]

It is. But I have to say she was really nice and learned a lot during her time there. It’s so nice that she paid for their trip to see his family. I know it’s not a lot of money for her but she absolutely didn’t have to do it. She tried her best helping out and tried her best not spending their money on ridiculous things

[@zipinha]

Maria is very kind and gentle, specially with the kids ❤

[@wakinglife7065]

Sign of great person ❤very thoughtful presents too

[@thinkinenglish4877]

I have a decent career/income, but living “skint” for so long when I lived abroad taught me what was possible. Now I have the money to buy everything new, but enjoy the hunt of thrift stores. Her materialism is such a waste. I love having a good income so I can save for my family’s future and give to those in need though! I think anyone like Maria would be happier in giving more. Having that much money and only buying for yourself can make your life pretty meaningless and depressing.

[@RealBigFro]

Her always saying “this is so much fun” warms my heart

[@justjoanish]

Fun, because she's playing a game and she knows she's going back to her rich b**** life and won't change a thing, I doubt she'll even consider helping charities out. She still didn't get what the family really needed to make ends meet when she sent them gifts.

[@JanetTassinari]

Sweetie, you have served yourself well. Meantime, you have learned about the very real struggle of most families. I’m proud of your journey and pray that you take this new information and use your money responsibly. Meaning, create well paying, honest paying, jobs for families!

[@CaliGirly12]

Although I don’t live exactly like Maria, I could probably use a reality check myself. You get used to living a certain way and forget that others don’t live the way you do and actually have it hard.

[@The_Food_Police]

I don't understand the lip filler. She appears to have a lot of natural beauty. Not sure what possessed her to do that.

[@elli5434]

i think they compliment her face nicely

[@Nerdy.Travel]

They look like an an*s hole😂

[@emi62507]

I don’t get it either. Maybe insecurities.

[@tashas5074]

Her lips fit her face perfectly.

[@MoonkissedMintakan]

Maria is stunning and beautiful! I really love her style 🤍🌺⭐️🙌🏽

[@ContentSundae-fj9uy]

I like Maria . She’s really chill af . She got that down for WATEVER vibe

[@LexNuno]

Maria seemed like she got a good reality check and learned something from this experience

[@hannelerantanen760]

I really loved this video. Wish them all the best in the future!

[@JanetTassinari]

I think her willingness to experience a less than posh lifestyle is commendable. So much to be learned. Perhaps, in the future she will take her wealth to create good jobs! Hopefully, she will place families before profit. You GO GIRL!

[@teresawalker5101]

Every rich person should go thru this. It a great lesson about how the real world is.

[@stephaniesanchez667]

Becky learned that the other family was surviving but in some areas, thriving, whereas her child will not if they are spoiled, and so on.

[@corrinadeluxe4141]

Sell that Loro Piana sweater online girl ! You’ll get a few hundred dollars for it 💰

[@wakinglife7065]

Nah enjoy it for life. Little bit of luxury never hurt anyone. Lovely sweater for some fine event that she’ll be invited to in the near future

[@frosinicapandispan5534]

Do the families get their money back to buy actual food for the week?

[@mindimoom9142]

Haha, I'm pretty sure it's not their money in the first place. These episodes are all so scripted and formulaic, they just change out the characters. I image the 50 pounds is part of the production budget.

[@LilyBecca]

I grew up in extreme poverty when I lived with my meth addicted mother. When I was 9 my mom went to prison and I went to live with my dad and step mom. They were middle class, but I thought they were rich. The firsf fine we went to the grocery store, I thought I had died and gone to heaven when my step mom told me to just put whatever I wanted in the cart! I gained 30 pounds the first year I lived with them.

[@nikmpup]

Excellent program and honestly it seems like the rich girl has a good amount of empathy after being met with the reality of their situation. Thank you for covering this important issue and allowing us to see the extremes of the spectrum.

[@heidiheisele8608]

At the beginning she felt kinda bad telling them how much she spends, but she was a really nice girl and was generous with the gift she gave them

[@Chrissy-xi8jn]

One of my FAVE shows u guys have put on this channel. I think it's quite good because most of these kids, towards the end of the show, they can somewhat understand how hard it can be when you're living on a major budget, etc..

[@sallymoore6920]

It was good for Maria to have the experience but people should not judge her lifestyle. If you can afford that lifestyle that is your world. Money has less meaning about the amount the more you make.

[@murlepeterson6028]

Maria understands the basics of family is everything

[@Mom.3]

Perfect! I’m from the states.. yet still felt this to my core! ❤❤❤

[@megangoodrich3838]

If every rich person was as sweet and empathetic as her the world would be an entirely different place. ❤

[@justjoanish]

It's easy to be kind, empathetic, and sweet when you're playing a game and you know you're going back to your rich b****, life. Wonder what daddy did in his life and what lives he destroyed, to become filthy rich in russia, to support her like that. If she was really a good person, she wouldn't be taking that money.

[@AuntNessie-u2e]

“What is cashmere? I’ve never heard of that before?” 😂 😂 27:45

[@Skiskiski]

Cashmere wool, usually simply known as cashmere, is a fiber obtained from cashmere goats, pashmina goats, and some other breeds of goat. It has been used to make yarn, textiles and clothing for hundreds of years. Cashmere is closely associated with the Kashmir shawl, the word "cashmere" deriving from an anglicization of Kashmir, when the Kashmir shawl reached Europe in the 19th century.

[@sandovalbre]

Maria is a sweetheart, I enjoyed this video

[@lindaallebach4285]

I really hope she keeps in touch & maybe helps them out more! 🥰

[@pauljordan4452]

Often simple food is the best. The shakshouka looked tasty.

[@heathersmeltzer3535]

I thought for this girl coming from an elite world she was actually very open minded to learn what other people live like, and respectful to their feelings and honest.

[@down-to-earth-mystery-school]

Crazy that they look at staying with a poor family as an ‘adventure’. She can go back to her riches anytime, but this family cannot.

[@bunnylacy2097]

Experiencing any culture that different from yours or way of living is a bit of an adventure. She was mostly respectful.

[@justjoanish]

Yep, it was just a game to her.

[@Savage11-b7e]

The money she throws away is obnoxious especially $1500.00 dress for 8 months old daughter

[@happypolish1]

Her daughter will volit or mee on her expensive clothes but who cares, nanny will do the dirty joband cleaners

[@farzana6676]

It's her money to do as she pleases.

[@Celisar1]

@@farzana6676it is obscene to spend that much money on baby clothes or a handbag instead of helping others.

[@farzana6676]

@Celisar1 Lmao. No it isn't obscene. It is obscene to expect rich people to spend their money on you.

[@bethjackman6728]

​@@Celisar1 It isnt her job to pay for others!

[@DD-hf4qs]

Maria ... You Are Rich @ Heart ... A Humbling Experience Gave You The Gift Of Newfound Friendship & An Eye Opening Respect For Human Kindness ... Love & Prayers To Both Families. ..❤ Much Respect ❤😁🙏💯🙌

[@heathervandermark2192]

That was such a sweet thing she did at the end sending them on holiday to see family 😊

[@fit2go110]

She has to do everything because she is a mother.

[@aivel3973]

Re; Maria’s story First and foremost I want to Say Well-done Maria!!’ your gift to this family was the most thoughtful in comparison to the others who went in the homes of poor and struggling families. You gift show you are not selfish and you really want to make a difference in the lives of the people you come across. While the others was just a minimal thank you. 1) I just want to comment on a couple of things. In the beginning of the upload where Maria is going thru the baby’s closet a d her handbags. Maria’s bedroom or her baby’s bedroom, that is all white with the king size bed, possibly hers” or the Nanny to nap with the baby, or if it is her bedroom it is confusing. That bedroom has nothing in it. Is this a fake home where she just brought and put a couple of things in the closets for the show??? If it is a minimalist appearance she is going for, she hit the nail on the head. However, most minimalist do not spend 5k, 14k, and 34k on a handbag. So, Whose plain white bedroom is that? 2) Maria’s comment that the only low income people she knows is her Nanny. I believe that is what she said. Maybe it means something different in Russian. But in English it means someone who babysits. This is not like a teenage babysitter who may watch the baby while the husband and wife go out to dinner or a movie or both for 2-4 total hours on the weekend; one Saturday or Sunday a week. The meaning of a nanny is a full-time position of someone who comes in on a regular schedule from 3 to 7 days a week. Sometimes a couple may need more than one because no one person is going to want to work consistently a scheduled 7 days a week. So, a family with a demanding work or charity schedule may have 2 nannies. 1 for Mon-Fri, and the other on Sat-Sun. Or, 1 Mon-Thur and the other Fri-Sun; or Fri-Sat and they have Sunday as the designated “alone time day; the day the couple spends alone time with their child(ren). Interesting- What I find very telling is when Maria says, she only knows one low income person or family; her Nanny. Then she quickly says, “but I pay her” or something similar. And her facial expression tells it all. In that moment, in real time she is becoming aware that she probably does not pay enough because her nanny is still considered low income. What floors me regarding rich people is in their child’s most formative years, they do not like to pay for their child care. They want to treat and pay their child care staff, like they are teenagers who may spend 2-4 hours one day a week. They like to have bragging rights on how their child care staff has Masters and doctorates in childcare, education sociology; etc, but do not feel that they should have to pay for that criteria yet because the child is not in school. If they cannot show the criteria of the staff openly until the child(ren) can receive certificates and ribbons of good behavior, best penmanship, etc. What they should realize is in these formative years that should want to pay for the best and brightest to bring out the best and brightest attributes in their children starting early on as possible. Might, I add, when Becky and Maria do the comparison of the finances and what they spend, Becky is looking at Maria like she could just rip her head off of her shoulders. You can tell Becky fell like Maria should fell guilty. Fresh vs Frozen veggies. The frozen last longer because no one wants to eat them. When the veggies are fresh they have more of a flavor and people will consume more. These people; both the rich and the poor took time out of their lives for others to come in and judge their lifestyles on both sides. The poor fqmily may recieve a little something for participating in the show, but they are not being paid enough to bare their souls; their lives and children’s lives for millions + of peiple to watch for years to come. These kids can be teased by their peers, past and future friends may sit in judgment of putting their and their children’s business out there. The rich people will look good in the public’s eyes, so they do jot have a high risk of loss by being on this show, but the poor people on the show will have conflicting views put upon them. so they have more of a risk.

[@Plinkky]

I love these episodes! Tbh i ate healthier when i didnt have much money and for the last 3 years we have been so blessed with good incomes we eat so much junk and I gotta stop that. The only person I make sure has super healthy food is my child. This made me want to budget even though I dont need to. I like saving money for fun

[@stargazingdaydreamer]

Maria is a credit to her family. I grew up in Ireland - poor. Due to my businesses, I am far from that now but, I would never dream of judging anyone.

[@docalisavlogs]

Maria is so kind, has a good heart, and so generous. She will be more blessed.

[@ListedInTheSouth]

Maria is gorgeous and also very thoughtful.

[@dendritolotl]

All right, I commented a bit harsh so I deleted that and decided that it’s nice that they try to learn. It’s not really their fault that they grew up like this and their parents kind of failed them for not teaching them how it is to live with less money. It’s nice that she brought chocolate for the little one, very thoughtful.

[@jasminebarnes8877]

I'm convinced that the UK has th best reality shows.

[@adriancampos1976]

Becky’s home is larger and cleaner than some I’ve seen in the US. Based on their income, they’ve truly been doing everything they can to give their children as good a life as possible

[@ruthlessgurl7]

Im not rich but watching this also humbles me.

[@thescaledraven5482]

I actually like Maria in that environment, now if Maria met the family in her own environment, she may not be so kind...

[@LL-pq5uo]

"I'm going to be more responsible with my money..." And in nearly the same breath, she notes that she needs a massage and facial tomorrow 🤦 She seemed pretty humble otherwise though. Good episode.

[@ismailcotton913]

TLDW (To long didn't watch) every other person in her life is working for her. She is nobody without them, she is nothing without them.

[@happypolish1]

She is affraid that "poor" family will steal her clothes???Jesus....where are they coming from???Low income sounds "dirty"??Maria is wearing boots in her house, this is dirt, she has maids and nanny to take care of her and her daughter.Let's remove all her money and helpers, she will not survive at all.

[@Heidi_K_Girl_444]

I was really proud of Maria. She is very open and lovely.

[@casandramcmorries8353]

I don't care how much money I have, I would never spend 1500 on a 18 month old clothing. My family passed around our kids clothing because they grow too fast. This girl is selfish and out of touch. Her parents didn't teach her to value what she has. Shame on them for that part.

[@karifredrikson-lr1mm]

I admire these people tremendously. I thought Dad looked deeply embarrassed at one time. I understand that. Even though he was performing at his best,with his job,the “ Western Culture “ is richer than the Middle Eastern. My husband grew up in Portugal & he had a few negative comments about American Culture. I learned so much from him.

[@gabrielavandertouw8682]

Maria became more and more sympathic she has a good heart.

[@paartytech1989]

The mom got salty towards the end 😅

[@mzuribeauty4287]

This husband needs a full time job

[@wandadow9564]

Wow! She is very respectfully humble.

[@lunab.1136]

I actually really like this girl

[@NourKLI]

Some people are so sour and jealous in the comments 😂😂. Get over it, sh is rich, she doesn’t seem like a horrible person and she actually cares. She has the money, so she can buy whatever bag, whenever she wants 😂❤

[@justjoanish]

She cares as much as it's easy and comfortable to care. She's not giving up a darn thing when she goes back to her life as a rich person and probably still won't even pay her own servants very well. And I use the word servants, because that's probably exactly how she really thinks of them. She's so clueless that she buys rich gifts for this family that really doesn't help them, and it certainly doesn't cost her, because it's all daddy's money.

[@YupprisGrembe]

Why should we organize society in such a way that 99% of people break their backs to keep these leeches in comfort? She was born into this position she doesn't "Deserve" shit.

[@lunab.1136]

I didn’t like how she said that her maid is of a low income and her nanny is a low income because of what she pays them