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Ever noticed how some people eat a burger with both hands and finish it in minutes? It's not about the burger. Sometimes, it reveals a mindset of impatience and always rushing, always chasing the next thing, rarely slowing down to observe and think. Many successful millionaires understand that patience... show more

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S. D. profil fotoğrafı

S. D.3 ay önce

Fuck all of them. They will leave earth the way they entered it- naked and penniless.

@CoachK profil fotoğrafı

@CoachK3 ay önce

Oh STFU 🖕🏼😆

Gallows&Guilliotines profil fotoğrafı

Gallows&Guilliotines3 ay önce

I couldn't possibly give a rats ass about dining with the "wealthy". Everything is performative. Putting on airs. It's not what I value. The King and pawn end up in the same wood box. Give me an authentic person any day.

GoGreen3rdA profil fotoğrafı

GoGreen3rdA3 ay önce

You sir are a fuck was and a twit. Enjoy a burger and have the balls to tell them fuckoff

Backtalk profil fotoğrafı

Backtalk3 ay önce

This has to be the most useless lesson that you could apply to real life 🙄 Just eat your damn burger !

Mike Damone profil fotoğrafı

Mike Damone3 ay önce

Qualifier: only do this when eating burger at a nice place (white tablecloth). Otherwise you’re a douche.

Ava Andrews profil fotoğrafı

Ava Andrews3 ay önce

How do you do it, with your hands?

Ferro profil fotoğrafı

Ferro3 ay önce

The moment you try to impress wealthy old money.. you’ve already lost. They have to want to be with you… and they will if you’re special. So be yourself.

John Panic profil fotoğrafı

John Panic3 ay önce

I just bought a burger for my mother and cut it in half so she could handle it better. I feel rich!

Bö Jänke: Hönkÿ profil fotoğrafı

Bö Jänke: Hönkÿ3 ay önce

What the Hell is this bozo talking about

Dave Rishariyahu Yahalalel Evans profil fotoğrafı

Dave Rishariyahu Yahalalel Evans3 ay önce

It’s only embarrassing if you’re pretending to be wealthy as if you are wealthy you don’t care, and if you’re not wealthy and not pretending you don’t care. And if the video was honest even if you ate it right, old money will judge you because you’re not old money lol, best to just not engage or be patient and not eat till you leave

Murdered By Crayons 🖍️ profil fotoğrafı

Murdered By Crayons 🖍️3 ay önce

No, but I notice AI slop when I see it.

Damian Townson profil fotoğrafı

Damian Townson3 ay önce

AI is now telling people how to eat?

Rational Lampoon profil fotoğrafı

Rational Lampoon3 ay önce

This, and more insights, from Dumbass University. You too can get your degree in Noticing Pointless Bullshit, instead of a health or science degree.

🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈BoiLicious profil fotoğrafı

🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈BoiLicious3 ay önce

Like I give a shit how wealthy people eat a burger. I will eat a burger with two hands and no, I won’t cut it.

Jimbo profil fotoğrafı

Jimbo3 ay önce

Just eat your fucking burger and shut up you AI cunt

Donnie Baseball profil fotoğrafı

Donnie Baseball3 ay önce

Being a billionaire means you never have to be told how to eat your food. You eat it however the fuck you want. Anyone making videos like these clearly aren't billionaires.

Nevertheless profil fotoğrafı

Nevertheless3 ay önce

Why would wealthy ppl eat hamburgers at all? 😂

Robert Benotti profil fotoğrafı

Robert Benotti3 ay önce

Fuck you and your rich manners, you never had to fight a big brother over a meatball because mom only made 6 of them...

Voice of Reason profil fotoğrafı

Voice of Reason3 ay önce

WTF? Dude, STFU! Clown! 🤣

Dr. Anne, PhD PD MLME profil fotoğrafı

Dr. Anne, PhD PD MLME3 ay önce

Seldom do I consume a "burger." If I do, it will be a veggie burger. And I almost never touch food. I cut the burger with fork and knife and eat small bites. Always have, always will.

Ж Ж Ж profil fotoğrafı

Ж Ж Ж3 ay önce

A napišite se s kurac

NowDoYouGetIt profil fotoğrafı

NowDoYouGetIt3 ay önce

If you don't like that I eat my burger with two hands, then tough sh!t.

David Smith profil fotoğrafı

David Smith3 ay önce

This is stupid rubbish. I have been out with plenty of wealthy people and they eat with both hands if they are from usa.

Mazinger Z profil fotoğrafı

Mazinger Z3 ay önce

We are wealthy, we eat with both hands. Stay quiet 🤖.

Gabo profil fotoğrafı

Gabo3 ay önce

Getting lectured on how to eat a burger by some out of touch elite is really something.

Siddharth Arya profil fotoğrafı

Siddharth Arya3 ay önce

I know how to eat it properly … but make a mess purposely … so that leeches of humanity like the ones he’s describing stay tf away from me

Dafydd John Anderson profil fotoğrafı

Dafydd John Anderson3 ay önce

I eat burgers with no hands

The Big Dog profil fotoğrafı

The Big Dog3 ay önce

Shut up dumbass

GnarlyRedDwarf profil fotoğrafı

GnarlyRedDwarf3 ay önce

I agree with cutting the burger in two, especially if it's thick. That being said, this guy is overthinking this way too much.

Knates’ Knives profil fotoğrafı

Knates’ Knives3 ay önce

I’d rather just enjoy my life, rather than care what others think.

Travis profil fotoğrafı

Travis3 ay önce

Wrong , THEY already loss me! Cause if I have to adjust myself to please them I never wanted to be around or associate with fickle type of people in the first place This ain’t a audition

Zok56 profil fotoğrafı

Zok563 ay önce

First thing that came to mind, and yes much easier in half!

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