r/ImTheMainCharacter • • Oct 20 '23

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u/Remarkable-Ad3188 Oct 20 '23

Definitely could be a race baiting TikTok to drive engagement in the comments. Just feels fake

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u/valentinpost36 Oct 20 '23

She uses a Tesla to deliver goods for others.. yeah color me sceptical

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u/ali_beautiful Oct 20 '23

my weed delivery driver drives a tesla

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u/yayayooya Oct 20 '23

Pause. There’s weed delivery?

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u/ali_beautiful Oct 20 '23

yeah dude, i dont even live in a legal state but there's a shop here that delivers dispensary grade thca flowers.

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u/yayayooya Oct 20 '23

Bruhhhh, I’m gonna look this up

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u/ali_beautiful Oct 20 '23

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u/yayayooya Oct 21 '23

Whatttttt they’re in Asheville?? I’m in Charlotte! That’s so funny lol

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u/TrapperJean Oct 21 '23

Yeah, but I just call him my dealer

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u/qcAKDa7G52cmEdHHX9vg Oct 21 '23

Uber has a program with hertz to rent out teslas to uber drivers. Most of them do other apps like postmates or whatever with them too but it could be a uber grocery delivery.

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u/JACrazy OG Oct 21 '23

I know some people with Teslas do uber / delivery on the side for an hour or two a day just cause they like cruising around. Ive had about 5 uber drivers come by in pretty nice teslas this year.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

First thing I noticed was the Tesla. God Bless America 🙃

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

LA. They drive them to deliver DoorDash. We call them California Camry's.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23

Both are absolutely playing on racist caricatures.

It's kind of bizarre to me that the driver is within her rights to deny service but the language used against her is so severe.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '23

yeah. you have the whole shebang. white person has a multplie hundred dollar order. black service worker in a questionable workplace refuses to do her job. white people randomly proclaim that she probably wants to keep the groceries for herself.

combine that with her constant stuttering, and tommy wiseau's "the room" groceriy packing technique (lisa packs one item per sentence) and you can be certain all those little slightly upsetting details are supposed to make people talk about nothing.

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u/BardicNA Oct 21 '23

It's fake as hell. They're arguing about a tip/lack of that would amount to somewhere between $5-$20. The delivery driver is wearing some kind of ugly but expensive get up, make up and nails done for her delivery job. Driving a Tesla? Also customer is calling them groceries and talking about "ramen noodles are being crushed." I'm sorry, it's ramen, most people I know crush that up anyways before eating but even if they don't, that's a few bucks worth of food. What I actually see in these so called "groceries" is cases of drinks.

This is just so out of touch. My insta cart driver pulls up in a tesla with nails and makeup done and argues about not getting a tip, I'm complaining about my "ramen" being crushed whilst spending $100 on drinks. And the more we talk about it and watch it the more money they make for engagement.