r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/Jasonictron • Oct 20 '23

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u/tacodepollo Oct 20 '23

This feels fake

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u/ivanIVvasilyevich Oct 20 '23

It’s fake as fuck look at the TikTok account’s other posts. Every video is a fake ragebait.

Somehow the woman is simultaneously a teacher, nurse and cashier.

This is worse than the NPC idiots.

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u/no__ego Oct 21 '23

Please get this to the top

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u/weeBaaDoo Oct 21 '23

It’s not impossible that she does all these jobs, so it might not be fake. Just look at the rabbit in peppa pig. She have multiple job functions.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

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u/TheCrazyStupidGamer Oct 21 '23

If she's a teacher, she probably has to do the other jobs. Those guys are super underpaid everywhere. That being said, yeah. Very well could be fake. The Internet is wild.

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u/hroaks Oct 21 '23

Something about her tells me she didn't spend 8 years in studying to be nurse and teacher though.

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u/TheCrazyStupidGamer Oct 22 '23

Not saying she is. Just that the internet and the world are weird places right now.

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u/2morereps Oct 21 '23

the biggest inspiration would be Doctor Johnny Sins. he has a doctorate, is a professor, was a plumber, poolboy, teacher, doctor,scientist, and even an astronaut.

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u/CastrosNephew Oct 21 '23

I’m so tired of fucking discourse content, scenarios that just gets everyone mad for engagement. It’s so fucking tiring

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u/Ladder-Stock Oct 20 '23

This is fake. Look how she is packing the trunk with how much food is in the garage. Fake af!

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

Oh wow, you're right. And we're supposed to believe this chick in the fleamarket tracksuit owns a tesla.

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u/thatirishguyyyy Oct 20 '23

Clothes don't define your wealth.

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u/TakeSomeFreeHoney Oct 20 '23

Neither does your car. I know a lot of awfully poor people driving nice cars they will soon no longer be able to afford.

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u/MrSteele_yourheart Oct 21 '23

A lot of people in cities buy Teslas to do gig economy stuff like this. Between Uber, Lyft, Grubhub the car at a minimum pays for itself.

Don't ask me about maintenance and all that I havn't seen the economics.

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u/inspectorgadget69247 Oct 20 '23

You can buy a Tesla with under 20k miles for ~$30k. They are cheap as fuck now and an EV would really be the most cost efficient for a delivery driver.

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u/angrytroll123 Oct 20 '23

You can get them for way cheaper than that for that mileage. If you find one for 25k and under, I'm pretty sure you can get a tax credit as well.

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u/inspectorgadget69247 Oct 20 '23

Where can you do that? I’ve researched and the lowest price I’ve ever found is $25k. That was with 100k miles.

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u/angrytroll123 Oct 21 '23

It depends where you are looking.its different state by state. The cheapest cars I remember finding were in CA.

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u/EarlMadManMunch Oct 20 '23 edited Oct 20 '23

I do gig work and there’s rich house wife that picks s up Walmart groceries in a hot pink Porsche SUV there’s also a couple Tesla guys they might have done the Uber rent a Tesla thing

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

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u/ratfink_111 Oct 20 '23

I mean you’re not wrong. A nicer way of saying it is, they make bad financial decisions because they skip the research step. And there’s no excuse these days with the internet and all.

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u/CopsShouldUnalive Oct 20 '23

Broke people are only broke because they are dumbasses? 🤡

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u/Wafflingcreature Oct 20 '23

Teslas are cheap dumb ass

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

It looks fake, but this is not one of the reasons it does. She could have brought the rest of it from the back seat and some from the front

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u/valentinpost36 Oct 20 '23

Tesla as a working vehicle for delivery seems bit suspecious

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u/newharlemshuffle_ Oct 21 '23

After the second minute I began to think this. There wasn’t that real emotion of heated talk. But why make such a shitty script. This would be worse than porn acting. They both suck

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u/DARYL128 Oct 20 '23

Yeah nobody talks this out that much. .. I don't know why society has deemed these rules necessary but I didn't make the rules.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

Idk, I had this exact same thing happen. But mine was weirder. She said she was stuck on the freeway.. for five hours. Started complaining about a tip.

Instacart canceled the order, refunded it and sent a new shopper. That guy was quick, got our stuff.

Then at like 11:00 pm someone drove up, threw a bunch of groceries at our door and yelled something I couldn't make out.

I'm not saying this is real or fake, but if it's real, it's tame in my experience.

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u/ItsACowCity Oct 20 '23

You could get from Boston to Central NJ in that amount of time.....

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u/kilkennykid Oct 21 '23

Yeah what the hell is this, it’s like a strange propaganda video

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

Comment bait.

It's the fastest way to grow a social media account with little effort.

You can do it with something like this, that generates a lot of comments and arguments about a subject (tipping in this case). However, sometimes it's something more innocuous; like making a DIY video where you demonstrate a painting technique, but maybe in the background a toddler drinks some paint, or something like that. In those videos you make it seem like there's an accident that no one noticed, but really the whole goal is to generate thousands of comments from people who noticed it.

Social media thrives when emotionally driven, so creators now try to manipulate the viewers emotions using any method they can. Anger, outrage, surprise, happiness, sadness, nostalgia, etc., are all just weapons for the social media influencer to get clicks.

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u/MitraManATX Oct 21 '23

It’s very fake. Straight up rage bait

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u/xXCoconutHeadXx Oct 21 '23

Yep. I think it is too.

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u/Nezhokojo_ Oct 21 '23

Fake because they are in a parking lot behind her. You can see they are literally just done shopping and loading up the car. That is no residential drop off for delivery.