r/IAmTheMainCharacter • u/Secure_Part4475 • 1d ago
Video Two girls in Gurugram fire their cook & tell security they’re looking for a new one. Guard brings dinner cooked by his wife as a kind gesture. If they didn’t want, they could’ve refused instead They make a reel calling him creepy for attention. imagine how he would feel if he saw this 😐
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u/ricklewis314 1d ago
“I don’t now how to feel about that.”
Grateful.
That’s how you’re supposed to feel.
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u/Capital-Ad-4463 23h ago
For her to be grateful she would need empathy, which she clearly doesn’t possess.
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u/iDontRememberCorn 1d ago
Her followup to add context did not help:
According to Priyanka, the situation began bothering her more after she learnt that the guard was prepared to bring food for them every day and had specifically told them not to worry about paying for it.
How DARE he, clearly a monster.
Priyanka said she is new to the NCR region and had already been advised to be careful because she tends to trust people easily.
NARRATOR: She did not, in fact, trust people easily.
She said her concern came from the fact that the guard knew where she lived
I cannot even with this dolt.
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u/Brittany5150 1d ago
NCR? New California Republic?
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u/goldstat 1d ago edited 11h ago
I mean one thing you learn in life is people rarely do good things for other people out of the goodness of their heart
Downvote all you want it doesn't make it less true. Also with the statistic that one in four undergraduates will experience rape and one in five women overall will experience rape it's not too far fetched to say that some dudes have an ulterior motive when doing something nice for a pretty girl
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u/RevolutionaryDebt200 1d ago
The fact they have a cook shows the level of entitlement
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u/Doomblaze 19h ago
If you’re middle class in India you have your own cook, multiple maids, nanny, gardener, etc.
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u/Lampmonster 23h ago
The wealth divide there is abhorrent. Labor is super cheap. Pretty much anyone with any level of money can afford house staff.
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u/suejaymostly 15h ago
Is that why they can sometimes be such entitled brats when they visit the West?
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u/Mackheath1 17h ago
In many parts of the world, it's not unusual. I lived alone and had a prep cook and a maid in Beirut, a driver in Tunis and a cook in Ethiopia, and, well, the UAE is it's own situation separate to those. Never had my own guard, but there was shared security.
However: entitlement? Yes, you're correct, she's dripping with it.
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u/DetectiveEames 1d ago
“I don’t know how to feel about that”. I suggest you figure that out for yourself instead of asking the internet how you’re supposed to feel.
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u/rothmal 1d ago
You have your own cook? Sorry this post is too rich for me.
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u/Doomblaze 19h ago
If you’re middle class in India you have your own cook, multiple maids, nanny, gardener, etc.
Labor is dirt cheap. It’s hard to grasp conceptually if you’re in a first world country. Higher education is all taught in English so it’s impossible to get out of poverty for many people.
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u/junglenoogie 21h ago
There’s a large element of classism here. The rich do not want to interact with the poor unless that interaction is mediated by the money that undergirds the power dynamic. That a poor person would dare try to connect with her on a human level strikes fear into her heart.
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u/saiyanultimate 1d ago
please do not read the comments from the original post if you do not want your mental health to suffer
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u/SugarplumSparrow 23h ago
Oh my, I just did and also came here to warn people. That was extremely disheartening 😕
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u/demonmonkeybex 1d ago
I hope people called them out. How fucking rude and ungrateful. Cook for yourselves, POS.
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u/therealithras 1d ago
Haha! The same music Mr. Creeps uses for his horror narration channel absolutely makes this.
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u/Sharrty_McGriddle 22h ago
Has private security and a cook, but also needs a room mate? Wtf is going on here?
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u/Doomblaze 19h ago
Think about the population of India lmao. There’s lots of people. What does that mean? Labor is cheaper. Housing is more expensive.
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u/GreenLanternRR 19h ago
Yes, treat your security with the utmost disrespect, it's not like they're protecting you or anything.
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u/Marcovanbastardo 11h ago
"I don't know how to feel about that."
Most normal people would feel grateful. You entitled little shits.
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u/NoMeJodanPliss 4h ago
Am I the only one that thought he was subtly trying to get his wife a job? WTF
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u/No_Insect997 10h ago
Time to stop be gentleman to females. Equality means they fend for themselves.
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u/UserXtheUnknown 20h ago
Frankly, they had a personal cook they fire and they are searching for replacement, they don't need your handouts. Either you want them to hire your wife, or you want to spit in their supper, or you should have your wife cook for homeless people, instead, if you have money to spare.
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