There really needs to get to a point where it’s pointed out how rich people are such absolute manbabies.
It’s embarrassing I have to be a basement dweller because I didn’t become the bestest bestie to some spoiled rich brat and he won’t hire me as a token of our friendship.
Literally being subject to the adult equivalent of “neener neener! I’m having a birthday party and you’re not invited!” but my life depends on getting invited to such ‘birthday parties’.
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There really needs to get to a point where it’s pointed out how rich people are such absolute manbabies.
It’s embarrassing I have to be a basement dweller because I didn’t become the bestest bestie to some spoiled rich brat and he won’t hire me as a token of our friendship.
Literally being subject to the adult equivalent of “neener neener! I’m having a birthday party and you’re not invited!” but my life depends on getting invited to such ‘birthday parties’.