Commenters draw parallels to other tone-deaf wealthy advice
3 Sep 14 4:11 PM · 9d ago · 4 comments · 1 source · development 3 of 3
Multiple users compared the fast food tips to previous high-profile instances of wealthy figures offering impractical budget advice, such as Ivanka Trump's unpaid internship guidance and Sheryl Sandberg's "lean in" messaging.
“Reminds me of Ivanka giving advice on how to do a non paying internship or Sheryl Sandberg telling women how to "lean in".”
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Free fries? On my birthday? Well that solves all the unaffordability and daily lack of food problems. It's hilarious when wealthy people find cute ways to save $5. So excited to tell ppl that have no food or money at all how great hacks could be if they had money to eat 🤦🏻♀️
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They’re the worst. Reminds me of Ivanka giving advice on how to do a non paying internship or Sheryl Sandberg telling women how to “lean in”.
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My wife and I saw this this morning. We couldn’t believe it, saying to each other this is ridiculous! Telling families how to overfill two Chipotle burritos and split them for a family of four rather than get 4 burrito bowls. Saving a total of 6 bucks.
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Who the FUCK buys fast food if they’re struggling? It hasn’t been affordable for many years (in addition to being so unhealthy.)
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While people are shitting their guts out on toilets everywhere. Right…
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Where the American Dream is only one less Starbucks (or 5) per day away!
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Meanwhile they're eating steak and lobster
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