Yeah, it's funny. It's fucked up.

Burt Maclin, yeah, said a lot of billionaires in our country were born into extreme wealth.

And Megan Thomas replies, and does that hurt your feelings?

Because I could care less. It affects me in no way.

I still go to work every day and do my job and get paid what I'm worth, plain and simple.

If I think I deserve more, I negotiate or find another job.

But will I find one with better benefits?

Thinky face, think he face, probably not.

So why the fuck would I waste my time bitching about how much money somebody else makes when I'm doing perfectly fine at my job with the money I make?

People like Kimberly, I don't know who Kimberly is, kill me, always hating on successful people. Grow the fuck up.

Don't fucking worry about how much Jeff Bezos makes.

And I can't believe like we haven't really addressed this specific point on this show before, but this is like a very anti-working class point.

You only make the money that you're worth.

Like we exist in a meritocracy if you want to make more money,

like find a better job, better yourself.

It's learn new skills.

You know, go buy that new skills wallet and better yourself.

But just this comment in particular, I I think like lays out the false

consciousness and like American the weirdo like boot liqueery that happens in

America so well because it calls itself out yes it does out yeah she is saying

I go to work every day and do my job and get paid what I'm worth.

Yeah. I do not deserve anything more than what I am currently making. Yeah. This is what I am worth.

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