Spoiled Kids Are Forced to Earn For Living After Their Wealthy Father Pretends They Lost Everything

[@praevidens]

Real MVP is the Dad's friend.

[@mariagwen]

ikr

[@phoebe3122]

But never forget that the father just wanted his children how to survive on their own

[@simzblack1571]

Was going to comment this.

[@berrieshunter8592]

Yes that's what you call a True friend

[@mrdude88]

The best part is when the dad and his long-time friend finally married.

[@TazControl9]

Dude, imagine what was going through her mind when she realizes all the spit she must've consumed over the years of treating servers like shit!

[@KISSY_ALWAYS]

ikr

[@sir_zech13.7]

I was thinking the same bro, I wondered if anyone had commented the same

[@SBMC90803]

I replayed that part to make sure 🥴

[@giahungfaad]

@@SBMC90803 Same. Lol

[@southernfriedmedia3968]

you know, if you wanted to boost your immune system that might be a good way to do it. just ingest some strangers saliva daily and you could beat any virus

[@nash6568]

I love that when they found out it was all fake, they went back to live in the old house, spruced it up, AND sent Francis monthly checks. It shows that they really did change and I’m happy for them 😁

[@tobwhy168]

Dude it’s a movie not a documentary lol

[@nash6568]

@@tobwhy168 It’s still nice to see 😊

[@bluexboxgamer2613]

Yes. And it’s understandable why the kids got angry with him, because children love and trust their parents and at that point in the film, they developed a genuine relationship and “The more you can love someone, the more you can hate them.” Plus, when the dad came and saw things got awkward, he apologised and the children forgave him and they got back on good terms. Good film. I think I would like to watch this sometime.

[@nash6568]

@@bluexboxgamer2613 😊

[@kshitilipsha3608]

Movie name please?

[@nova-2702]

This was so wholesome and heartwarming. Man these movie recaps sure do make everything easier.

[@daveed2702]

i agree, it makes me understand everything better compared to when watching it myself!😂

[@qmarkp98]

Going through sickness. Watched a ton of these this week lol

[@mbc007]

@@qmarkp98 Nice. What else would you recommend? I wanna watch stuff like these.

[@rswow]

How is the scene about restaurant workers spitting in people's food "wholesome and heartwarming"? (And that's not the only disgust here). I mean I've been treated by people way beyond rude, but would never stupe to such a devilish scheme.

[@daveed2702]

@@rswow they were talking about the movie, not the specific scenes😂

[@areyousirius4243]

My favorite thing about the movie is that it acknowledges that the father and the children all had their faults. It was their fault and his. It didn't only put the blame on the kids, which was a pleasant surprise for me when I watched it.

[@bluexboxgamer2613]

Yeah and it is nice to see the dad come to terms with his mistakes and the children coming to terms with theirs. We need more films like this.

[@benjaminsia9004]

"Alexander confesses that in high school, he and his friends diverted the waste pipe into the principal shower, and for that, spent two monthes studying plumbing tutorial". This kid needs some guidance, he got potential.

[@dragonairdragon6173]

This is actually one twist I like. The father believe that all of them are stupid spoiled brats, which is true, but it's also because he was never around them. These kids are just normal kids, but they lack purpose, guildance and attention.

[@msairs]

seems like he inherited his dads handy skills. older son inherited his business savvy. daughter might have been like the mom

[@George-real]

That took me out of it because that is legitimately a horrible prank. Imagine taking a shower and being sprayed with shit. Even worse you need to find another shower to clean off with

[@double-you5130]

Malcolm in the middle vibes

[@RonaldTrumpOfficial]

Diabolical ass shit, but if someone spent 2 months doing that I wouldn’t even be pissed at first, I’d just be dumbfounded

[@thanhnguyenha4888]

Ah spoiled kids getting their asses kicked...my cup of tea

[@Alhapra]

Lol

[@PhoenixGami]

Same

[@thirdy_ty3496]

Society is ruthless to some of us because society itself is unfair!

[@2hotflavored666]

@@thirdy_ty3496 Ikr, why don't gender studies degrees pay CEO level salaries??? 🙄

[@HappyMarshmallowGamingComedy]

Ah broke kids starving to Death... my cup of tea

[@awfan221]

I grew up somewhat spoiled in east Africa as a child; we were part of high socioeconomic class. Had 2 maids, never cleaned a thing, was a major bully in school. Came to Canada before my preteen years after parents split and went straight to the low socioeconomic class (credentials outside of Canada don't mean anything here, so my guardian had to start all over). I'm 26 now and I can honestly say that it was for the best, you learn to care for yourself and it feels so good to earn your own money from hard work

[@markusParkus233]

Awesome story. Thanks

[@diyapatel3286]

Damn I'm from East Africa too, that's partly why I want to move to a new country where I can work for my independence, learn how to save money (not too good at it) and grow as a person!

[@lql1094]

Why bully though? Is is not possible to have descent character AND money?

[@ObsidianOsama]

@@Knownnom not everyone tho. You can be rich and still be bullied by others and vice versa. Honestly at the end of the day it is only the parents responsibility to teach their kids how to behave. Everyone have a different situation

[@ObsidianOsama]

@@Knownnom you edited your old comment because it said something else when I replied to you. Oh well whatever. I do agree with your new edited comments tho

[@faysalahmed3348]

When I grow old, I wish to have a friend like Ferrucio

[@rinyeongi6322]

Doesn't we all?

[@faysalahmed3348]

@@rinyeongi6322 yeah, we do

[@Kazim058]

Lets go akhi

[@Vin.1904]

Best person on this film

[@ChurroWaffles]

I can relate to this. Not that I’m a spoiled brat but I never really had any hardship in life you can count as eye opening. I still work and pay for my own bills but I’ve always lived in a security blanket provided by my Dad and now my Mom. I’m deathly afraid how I’m gonna survive life when they both pass.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

Dude, you’re in your 30s at least in that pic. Grow tf up already!

[@Blaze_Gaming_Official]

I havent even watched the movie and i almost teared up watching this, its just so wholesome and i love it.

[@Lucarioux]

That makes me really curious what do really spoiled kids do when they hit adulthood and their parents stop helping them. Do they really turn over a new leaf?

[@TheDestineyy]

Some of them live off of their parents for their whole life. When their parents die they get an inheritance to live off

[@negativemaster2117]

@@TheDestineyy lucky them huh? God I hate rich pricks!

[@tribale715]

my friend is crazy rich because their parent, and he just get married and inherit all the business and handle it. easy life ever, every months he going to SG with his wife to play in casino (even casino make him become VIP and get free hotel, car , etc while in SG)burn some money because he have more money than he can spend on it.

[@TheDestineyy]

@@tribale715 Do you ever ask him for money?

[@humanelemon115]

@@tribale715 Do you usually send him to Lao gai camps because he's a burgoise?

[@ajb7530]

I really like the lessons that the father and his 3 adult kids learned. Going from spoiled to better people.

[@kennyg7163]

That's why never piss off the people handling your food.

[@hardheadhunter8639]

Good way to make ur kids hard working and humble

[@whatever7588]

Or just don’t spoil them that hard in the first place so you don’t have to do all of this

[@Marshark50]

@@whatever7588 if you were in the perspective of the father it must've been very hard

[@j.d.l.9820]

You just need to be rich to do it lol

[@butterlord338]

You should recap 'Tucker & Dale vs. Evil' it's a hidden gem

[@humayun2305]

Yeah its a good one

[@ghostkitty1162]

Her face when she probably realizes all the spit she must of ate- 😭

[@SkuldSpookster]

Must have been one of the most disgustingly humbling realizations she ever have

[@average-art3222]

@@SkuldSpookster and will haunt her if she comeback to the personality she was before.

[@lemoncookies4352]

The way he said "daddy's money" made me choke on air.

[@ag9953]

This movie is based on an old Mexican film called "El Gran Calavera", which also has a recent remake from the 2010s called "Nosotros los Nobles", the new version has been remade in Colombia, Italy and France.

[@m.v.gonzalez5575]

I was looking for this coment! Tanks!

[@mariarios415]

Nosotros los nobles is so so good

[@PRchris13]

I think the sister and the fat brother were the one who got better character development While the other bother got a small or medium amount of character development

[@btsbootfulhuman]

The fat brother made me laugh for some reason

[@nenitastar99]

In the original version he gets a job, stops doing drugs and also stops dating older women and gets an actual girlfriend his age.

[@JaxLittles]

Yay! I've had this on my list for a while and I've started watching it a few times and just couldn't get passed the first couple of scenes. So happy for this summary

[@Nick-Bel]

I love how Alexander pulled the reject humanity, return to monke, and got into the forest to gather food instead of finding a job

[@maryjoycarrillo7909]

Teaching a lesson to your kids for being spoiled is right. I'm Happy that they accept reality and doesn't rely to their fathers money anymore they did change there behaviour after all. At the end they lives a happy life as a family once again.

[@yisus4681]

this is exactly the same as "nosotros los nobles", a Mexican film from 2013

[@axelmogr]

literally just copy pasted the script & changed some names

[@alwayshasbeen7125]

This movie was a great movie and the way things changed were great

[@swanand9493]

whats movie name ?

[@TheGrahamFamily0524]

That’s why it’s never a good idea to spoil kids, let them grow in somewhat of a hardship so they’ll grow with discipline and know how to value the little they have. Those traits instilled in them will also pass on to their kids.

[@witoldschwenke9492]

Some hardship but also opportunities and a social life. And most importantly enough sleep and proper food. It's a fine balance. I know i would have accomplished far more in life so far if my parents hadn't been extremely poor. It really holds you back quite a lot. You can't go out and be social so it's easy to become an outcast. You can't afford clothes so you feel bad about yourself and get looked down at. You can't afford to educate yourself because it requires access to a computer at the very minimum, something i only had very late in life after finally being old enough to work and buying it myself. You can't go straight from high school to college like everyone else either because if your parents have nothing you can't even afford moving out before working a year and saving up. People who grow up with money and opportunities generally have an easier time developing a healthy personality. Less unhealthy stress, enough food, many opportunities, social life, traveling and life experience from it and other things - it all requires money. You don't get discipline from being poor or needing to work a lot. You just are prone to becoming depressed about your outlook in life and upon seeing all the well off kids traveling the world, getting a house kids and car a decade before you could ever hope to. It's not cool. Growing up rich is definitely a very very good thing and greatly improves health, social life, character development and career opportunities. Being poor in the country side leaves you without options. Can't even go anywhere, bad and expensive public transportation and going somewhere with a car is even more expensive and completely off the table

[@Crownking999]

​@@witoldschwenke9492 True

[@varun009]

Feruccio being the mvp was so heartwarming.

[@boyet4351]

13 minutes and I am stun with the story. My heart just melted.

[@agustinmelgar9740]

This is a “copy-paste” of a mexican movie “nosotros los nobles” from 2013…

[@joram8020]

lo mismo hiba escribir..... 😂😂😂

[@lewisknight7722]

I thought this!

[@wojciech_leszczynski]

There was also an Italian remake of the mexican film

[@Anomalymaxy]

this movie shows that you never know how other people feel when they dont have the same things as you do

[@niks3441]

which movie is this ?

[@KyberEagleProductions]

This looks like a good movie. Damn even if recap is full of spoilers, i'm glad it actually encouraged me to BUY and WATCH a foreign film!

[@nettyboke3310]

Dw it's on Netflix

[@KyberEagleProductions]

@@nettyboke3310 yep already watched and enjoyed it

[@kailavanderwielen3588]

@@KyberEagleProductions if you're getting into foreign films, you might enjoy the Bollywood movie Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana. It's won a bunch of awards in India and is remarkably good! It's available subbed for free on KZbin.

[@vijayagouri0404]

@@kailavanderwielen3588 that is not a bollywood movie its a telugu film from tollywood

[@kailavanderwielen3588]

@@vijayagouri0404 thank you for the clarification! I'm still trying to figure out the difference between the two...

[@jeremiahmartinez9738]

The most recognizable words I never heard, siblings always fight who will was the dishes like us

[@brittnianime]

I can't even with them being upset with him. AND then having the audacity to continue their "better" lives in the EXACT SAME WAY he introduced to them??!!. Like no - i didn't expect them to revert to square one or be happy in accepting the lie. But they cut him off for 9 months?! they still all little brats. Maybe less selfish and more down to earth - but still brats

[@hazelnut3889]

right that's what I thought

[@chibuezendiokwelu63]

thougt so too

[@chrisj8244]

I don’t think so. There father was already an absent father so there probably wasn’t much of a connection between them anyway. Not to mention it wasn’t like they were living there for free, they paid rent.

[@LineOfThy]

they didn't. they live off their own money now

[@Farweey]

this was pretty wholesome

[@k-easy2389]

What a great movie, it’s shocking that I haven’t seen this movie before. This movie could be a life lesson to kids these days, it doesn’t matter if they are super rich or not.

[@blackpanther8219]

Smart way to handle spoiled kids

[@optimistictraveller]

It’s not the father who should apologize, it’s the kids who should. Although it’s his fault for not making enough time to spend with his children, whatever he did, was to provide for them. They didn’t even bother to take care of him when he had his heart attack

[@MotorJoes]

watching the recaps is better than watching the shows. makes it feel like i watched the whole thing when i haven't, saves so much time.

[@cdemr]

The only problem is that when someone asks you "Have you watched [x movie]?", you can't be sure to say yes or no because you don't remember the movies you watch with movie recaps

[@IrregularPineapples]

"saves so much time" and what do you do with the time saved? Just watch more recaps and be lazy lol

[@alexandrabolton]

@@IrregularPineapples yes 😂

[@deadly_nightshade1111]

@@IrregularPineapples no for example i only watch these recaps while eating food 🙃

[@johniceedwards6035]

@@deadly_nightshade1111 exactly i'm never able to finish whole movies anymore (unless it's marvel ofc)

[@Yes-dy3nx]

It is rare I watch one of these recaps and actually want to go watch the movie afterwards but man this one got me hooked

[@ErreBobbyLuna]

So basically, either The Great Madcap, by Luis Buñuel. Mexico, 1949; or Nosotros los Nobles (based on the former), by Gary Alazraki. Mexico 2013.

[@Joe-tu5qw]

Son with Polish father, ends up becoming a plumber. This is some accurate writing/storytelling👀

[@elephantsong7782]

Thanks for the recap..gonna watch this with my family when our new tv is here

[@huey4205]

This is the best movie ever if someone will ask you which one you will watch over and over "Spoiled Bratts" or all Marvel Movies I'm going to choose spoiled bratts, this will give a lesson to you and your family if that time comes when you become a Mother or a Father to your becoming kids

[@Johkbiong]

You guys have the best movie summaries ever ❤️ It feels like a full movie in 13 minutes 🤤🤤

[@jonathansoko1085]

You know, i understand the whole hire someone to break into your shoes idea now. I just started a laboring job and my work boots ANNHIALATED MY FEET. Its been 3 weeks and they are still in pain, so you know, that one may be good lol.

[@Conserpov]

This might work if they used a machine to break your shoes with 3D printed copies of your feet

[@wasdwasd609]

I always hate how they just magically find jobs. In reality some of the kids would've killed themselves. Going from that lifestyle to the other is insane.

[@markusParkus233]

a few suicides but more drugs. But many just hit a low and then start moving upward cause what can you do but move on.

[@yuuji3795]

@@MSoundous because plot :troll:

[@dumbhein6042]

lol sounds like someone's been hurt

[@robbix2135]

This is the exact same plot as another movie or am I Trillin?

[@msairs]

not really. based on their dads morals and standards. even the eldest son tried all those business ideas. he's incompetent but he's trying. he's just wanting to be like dad. now if dad was a douche, then the kids more likely would go off the rails.

[@_skyrys]

Ferrucio is the key for the discipline

[@MisterKackhaufen]

The fact that they were mad at their dad for such a long time shows how little they appreciated the whole scheme eventhough it brought them all together and gave them happier and more fullfilling lifes.

[@ostracizedttv9926]

There is a Spanish version of this movie w/ the exact same plot called nosostros los nobles (we the nobles) and its pretty good ngl

[@aracelichely2954]

Spanish or Mexican? ^^?

[@galaxyinc.6955]

I like the casting choice for the siblings cause they all look very different. a lot of people wouldn't think they look like siblings but thats how it is sometimes and they actually resemble me and my siblings in their diversity. It's nice to see

[@fabianflores4852]

Who would have thought that: nosotros los nobles, would have, 3 other movies made, inspired by it, an Italian, a Colombian, and a french version of the same plot 🤷👍🥰 a good Mexican movie made known in other countries

[@aeiounix]

Vanilla Sky is the same. Originated in Mexico as Abre los Ojos. Penelope Cruz stars in both.

[@alex.profi27]

@@aeiounix abre los ojos is a spanish movie,not mexican.

[@mohammadyeasinkhan6885]

Ferrucio is as chill as a homie can get

[@xtonic9995]

Furussio is a very good friend.

[@Avi.Kashyup]

Everyone deserves a friend like Ferucio.

[@yamaracruz1268]

I saw the same exact version of this movie but it was the Mexican version. It's called Nosotros Los Nobles (We the Nobles). The plot, actors and the end of these movies are really good and the message in itself is very valuable.

[@NDNauthorgirlie]

I remember watching that movie

[@shooth100]

Theres like 10 other movies almost exactly like this . The lack of imagination is incredible.

[@marieashiannaevans6578]

"You become grateful for everything when you have nothing" - a comment found in the internet

[@kathaleenwood2426]

This is a great movie, Thank You 😊.

[@haladysheelaprabhuprabhu3024]

Excellent story . Loved it

[@mrsandman1274]

These movie recaps hit differently late at night

[@jspurs22]

Love this if only it was how most parent are that spoils their kids

[@raumatipiwari6875]

I don't understand why rich parents expect their children to be selfless and hard working when all they've really done is feed their wants and allow them to receive things freely. True love is implementing discipline, hard work, and humility🌷

[@yesyes8552]

Sun is shinin' in the sky There ain't a cloud in sight It's stopped rainin' everybody's in the play And don't you know It's a beautiful new day, hey hey Runnin' down the avenue See how the sun shines brightly in the city On the streets where once was pity Mr. Blue Sky is living here today, hey hey Mr. Blue Sky please tell us why You had to hide away for so long (so long) Where did we go wrong? Mr. Blue Sky please tell us why You had to hide away for so long (so long) Where did we go wrong? Hey you with the pretty face Welcome to the human race A celebration, Mr. Blue Sky's up there waitin' And today is the day we've waited for Oh Mr. Blue Sky please tell us why You had to hide away for so long (so long) Where did we go wrong? Hey there Mr. Blue We're so pleased to be with you Look around see what you do Everybody smiles at you Hey there Mr. Blue We're so pleased to be with you Look around see what you do Everybody smiles at you Mr. Blue, you did it right But soon comes Mr. Night creepin' over Now his hand is on your shoulder Never mind I'll remember you this I'll remember you this way Mr. Blue Sky please tell us why You had to hide away for so long (so long) Where did we go wrong? Hey there Mr. Blue (sky) We're so pleased to be with you (sky) Look around see what you do (blue) Everybody smiles at you

[@APersonOnYouTubeX]

Tf

[@Straykids_4life1]

This is the best movie ever!

[@IanKayCey]

Back when I was in grade 7, my English teacher made us read a book a week and write a report. I used to make up stories like this and hand it in with crazy titles like "I got angry with my mom and ran away". Can't believe I got away with it.

[@Menagerie_OS]

Dr phil would have a heyday with this man

[@user-Nerd72ekd82kw]

3:45 the driver looks like an old Trevor Phillips

[@anchalbagresh5150]

You should write the movie name also in the discription bro......

[@rakshithn9852]

The film name is "Spoiled Brats"

[@Dr_Weirdoo]

The original movie is Mexican and is called "Nosotros los Nobles" which translates to something like "We the nobility" but Nobles is also their last name If you speak spanish I heavily recommend watching that one, its amazing

[@wavveytae4181]

This is truly a lesson well taught. Don’t allow money to raise your kids cause as you can see it can turn them into monsters or something even worse. I need to see this movie asap

[@chI0ee3]

finally a movie i have actually watched! i was waiting for u to do this one

[@timmd8766]

Why does so many movies about rich people teaching their spoiled kids humility involve such convoluted konspiracies all the time. Like, you could just kick them out of the house and tell them to get a real job. Like a normal person.

[@DonJulio1942]

Because it’s a movie not real life lmaoo

[@timmd8766]

@@DonJulio1942 That's not really an answer. You understand that, right? So the movie directors are talking with each other and discussing ideas and one of them go: "hey, I wanna have my character act like a person, you know, like a human being" and then aspiring movie director Young, last name Amazing, walks in and object: "but it's a movie, laughing my ass off and off again:" The other movie directors realise in that moment that they can't have their characters act like people. It's a movie after all.

[@foodistasty_________8783]

@@timmd8766 Probably because the father feels guilty too much for him to just kick them out and goes too much out of character if he did ,and also not everyone's personality can just do that and kick their children,clearly the personality they picked for the father to act is that way

[@timmd8766]

@@foodistasty_________8783 This is a trend with many movies, it's not just specific to this one. How do you explain the trend?

[@LineOfThy]

@@timmd8766 it's more entertaining.

[@yorha2b278]

The father has every right to do what he did to his children.

[@ezzekesmith2058]

That was the most humble ending ever u deserve a sub

[@willcookmakeup]

This is like one of the few shows of this nature that actually end happily without 15 people needing to die in the process to fscilitate that haha

[@naniamusa1093]

As a child we shouldn't look at the punishment which our parents give us but the reasons and lessons they are trying to teach us, 9 month anger was too much for him but the best results is the kids finally r taking the correct decisions, thanks 🙏

[@edgy8024]

Damn. For some reason the Kids looked kinda happy when they got used to working, serene and content with their life, Like they are enjoying small things such as the, cold air breeze, pretty orange sunset, and the quieteness of the street. A small detail but it shows that true happiness cannot be obtained through material things

[@Crownking999]

True happiness comes from material things too

[@ucfilms1848]

Classic dad move meets the daughters new boyfriend cleans his shotgun while talking to him

[@FreedomofSpeech865]

What a lovely movie. Now I want to see it fully.

[@nancythompson5252]

You should put the title next time so people who wants to wstch the movie, won't take time to find jn comments

[@emmanities24]

While he teaches moral lesson to his sons and daughter, he is also being schooled by not being a good father to them.

[@ekeneericmbanefo18]

You already told us this Story/Movie!

[@regenerator9968]

he had to erase the older one and reupload with some changes

[@doudyk7692]

Hello, this was a nice one. Ty for it.

[@godwinobhiye5408]

The story is awesome

[@len-lencathlynjeffsy3111]

I was about to cry on the last part of the story .. love always win

[@kill3stdayz910]

This movie is a good example of how a Good God can allow 'bad' things to happen. Humans learn lessons a lot easier when things go wrong!

[@kaonemosaditeisho]

Wow thank you for that analogy it makes sense to why I’m going through what I’m going through cause I do learn a lot

[@roylung4108]

This short vid is very revealing!

[@christianfranck1818]

this is why sometimes im glad i wasent born a rich kid

[@Moonwired]

The movies name is POURRIS GÂTÉS (aka spoiled brats). Thanks for putting it in the title or description.

[@aristonkalpaxis3073]

Thank you!

[@Firelord_-gr7mc]

POV: you scroll through the comments to see what happens in the middle of the movie

[@awesomesauce2000]

Nope

[@S_YANG_S]

im scrolling for the title of the movie

[@weirdoarmy]

Schist's Creek vibes & that daughter reminds me of Alexis 😹

[@tracyscott2887]

At least the dad came back to make amends.. my dad died 2 days ago and I got NOTHING

[@allhaillelouch4698]

Everyone needs a friend like Ferrucio

[@rabbitamy1936]

Notice how they prefer to live in poverty rather than go back to the rich life

[@scheimong]

The sad thing about this story is that people like these actually exist

[@oneautumnleaf2622]

It's sad how this is true almost 99% of the time kids with rich parents are spoiled brats.

[@crsm5673]

my friend has rich parents, but he isn't spoiled. He spends his allowance on geography and math, esc. lessons. He is very kind

[@oneautumnleaf2622]

@@crsm5673 that's why I said 99%

[@crsm5673]

@@oneautumnleaf2622 ik

[@oneautumnleaf2622]

@@crsm5673 it's a shame that most are selfish tbh but it all comes down to personality and how they were raised

[@therealslimshady6763]

@@oneautumnleaf2622 I think it comes down to the person A poor can be as much annoying and bad There was this poem I red in school named Cold Within and that really was showing how every person can be biased and bad I have seen plenty of rich people who are kind and plenty of middle class who think of beggars as fools and lazy

[@lotusgal313]

Not going to lie. They needed the reality check

[@ub22tanki]

There is like 10 recap channels but why do all have to use the same content?

[@bharath_mangalore]

Love this format

[@aspd00]

If only getting job and surviving was that easy This happy ending can only happen in movies or in a rich countries like France

[@felicepompa1702]

Getting a job in europe is never easy lmao. People dont hire waiters since migrants and students are just cheaper since you can pay them less while you wont become a plumber without any job/school experience

[@freewind6368]

@@felicepompa1702 the plumbing thing, just lie.