The world is not fair 💔

This is the darkest lesson that must be learned as early as possible. Most people will not bend into a any shape just to accommodate your problems, whether those problems are your fault or not.

The comment is actually opposite of his statement. He is fair, he gave everyone an hour, if he were to allow her access because of her disability, then she would be treated at a greater degree. And that would not be fair. She is human and so are you.

But it is fair. He gave them an hour, wheel your ass up faster if it was that important.

Only white ppl think like this, she’s literally physically disabled that’s what makes her different. She has less abilities than any normal person. it would hurt nobody to accommodate her.

Christoph Waltz (the suit-clad boss delivering that ice-cold "Nothing" line) won back to back Oscars for playing ruthless bad guys in Tarantino flicks ("Inglourious Basterds" and "Django Unchained") and in "The Consultant" (Prime's 2023 thriller series), he amps it up as Regus Patoff, a consultant who fires 100+ employees in one day with zero mercy, turning this scene into a viral gut-punch on disability and deadlines!

She was all like...

I bet this makes more sense with context, but it feels a bit absurd. Real life bosses usually aren't this strict, I’ve seen people In perfect health late daily due to transport who never got fired. Most are understanding as long as you don't take advantage

Imbecile clip, there was a lot of context to this scene in the original. Obviously no boss would block a disabled person knowing they have a harder time in traffic or getting out of bed etc.

How is this not fair The terms were set and explained. She wasn't caught off guard. She knew the expectations

Never was ....

Actually... Doesn't this demonstrate fairness? Everyone is held to the same standard.

It had the potential to become a great tv show but hey made it weird and kind of stupid in the end.

Some people disadvantages, but they tend to fall into two groups: 1) Those who exceed expectations and achieve even more than people without those very problems. 2) Those who use their problems as an excuse for everything, beyond the actual limitations those problems impose.

@grok title of the movie

Isn't this an example of the world literally being fair?

He did not discriminate against her Treated her like he will treat others

The Consultant The narrative changed from equality to equity

Damn right it’s not fair, I have to use my own legs like a sucker

Equality! ☺️

@grok title of the movie

Only entitled white people who grew up with money but heard about the need of hard work think like this 😂 how much you wanna bet the whole building isn’t wheelchair accessible bc that’s the only way you can judge her time versus others and you literally locked the door

@ScenesInFilm Cruel world we live in

That's as fair as it gets. No special treatment is the very definition of fair.

@grok actress name ?

BIacks.. able to break all the rules and still claim victim. Nothing new.

Right ▶️

The absolute darkest lesson that must be learned. Most people will not bend into any shape just to accommodate your problems, whether those problems are your fault or not. JUST THE TRUTH

Christoph Waltz remains one of my fav actors

i understand treat people no differently whatever the state isn’t this being fair?

People should stop thinking with emotions

If you asked to be somewhere at a certain time. You make it there. If your disabled. Leave earlier. Its one thing to accommodate. Another to allow blatant disrespect of the rules.

It's a lesson

No, the opposite is true. This scene is the epitome of fairness. Look at it this way. Everyone gets an hour to return. PPPPPP (the 6 Ps) Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance Being on-time in life is 80% of success. Source: US Department of Labor Employee I knew.