Practice what you preach.
My friend’s mom is a VP for a company and absolutely loaded.
He got a brand new car for his 16th birthday. He got his entire college paid for and it took him years after he left the school to actually get his degree. He doesn’t have a job (got fired from his mom’s company) but still wears high fashion and goes on multiple international vacations a year.
To top it all off, he’s a staunch socialist. He goes to all the protests that shut down highways and what not and hates the 1%. I’m not making any claims about the viability of socialism, but when you do nothing with your life and live a higher standard of living than people who work 50+ hours a week, it’s pretty tone deaf to tell them to give up more of their income.
jawnquixote

We can believe it.
“My dad bought me the OLDEST car ever! Can you believe it?”
“So and so invited us to their house for a Christmas get together but they asked us to bring an appetizer to share. Can you believe it?”
“My dad is making us pay for our wedding photographer! Can you believe he’s so cheap?” (Meanwhile her dad paid for the rest of her wedding)
“On the first day of work my boss asked me to work 8 hours! Can you believe it?”
All of this is said without sarcasm by the same 30-year-old person.
LittlePugBigSlug
Let’s all carve that Thanksgiving chicken.
BIL threw a fit on Thanksgiving day because there was no chicken. He tried going to two different fast food places to get chicken and they were closed. He made such a big fuss that for Christmas his mom bought chicken tenders from zaxbys so he wouldn’t be mad. He’s like 28 I think.
reenuhh
Trump THAT.
I once overheard this one guy who got a million dollars from his dad call it a “small loan”
H/T: Reddit
migeme