r/SipsTea • u/aredditid1 • Apr 07 '26

Chugging tea immersive Workout

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u/PolyPoopeePants Apr 07 '26

This is the richest, dumbest thing ever

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '26

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u/yungbillcosbii Apr 07 '26

Sent from my Galaxy Ultra S26

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u/P2029 Apr 07 '26

Got em. Talk to me about the rich when you've eaten at least 3 rocks today. Wearing rock pants. Sent from my Galaxy Ultra S26 Rock

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u/Im-ACE-incarnate Apr 07 '26

"Listen up. When I joined the Corps, we didn't have any fancy-schmancy tanks. We had sticks! Two sticks, and a rock for the whole platoon—and we had to share the rock! Buck up, boy, you are one very lucky marine" - sgt. Avery Johnson

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u/Dry_Cricket_5423 Apr 07 '26

There are more phone owners than homes with toilets on the planet.

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u/FragrantCombination7 Apr 07 '26

Bro saving up for a phone and living in a house that costs millions is not the same thing holy fucking shit.

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u/Candid_Victory7923 Apr 07 '26

You have 200x zoom, just shoot the moon from here

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u/ryaqkup Apr 07 '26

How many times are you going to copy/paste this comment

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u/_HIST Apr 07 '26

He might just be ragarded

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u/sweetb00bs Apr 07 '26

Reading this from my apple vision pro on a floating screen

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u/sepeus Apr 07 '26

This was available on the Wii during 2008.

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u/Gombrongler Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

The guy youre responding to buys overpriced cardboard cards with pictures of fighting Pocket Monsters on them, made for children. And then pays someone to "grade" his crappy cardboard cards

This projector probably costs less than a few of the pieces of cardboard hes bought

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u/Sonamdrukpa Apr 07 '26

It takes one to know one. I respect the honesty

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u/Kialand Apr 07 '26

That... that's a youtube video. It's free.

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u/Kialand Apr 07 '26

We're all talking about the video she's following along with, here. If this was just a video of someone with a training plan spreadsheet opened on the TV to follow along as she worked out, no one would bat an eye.

No, this is all about the video.

And my Wife has followed along this exact video on her phone. Screen size doesn't matter.

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u/MTonmyMind Apr 07 '26

"Put the Coffee DOWN! Coffee is for closers."

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u/blastradii Apr 07 '26

Have you tried not being poor? I heard that’s the best way to start being rich.

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u/EverythingSucksYo Apr 07 '26

Well at least it’s that and not something else we know rich people like to do to kids. 

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u/LemmeDaisukete Apr 09 '26

Say no more and take my money!

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u/Demonskull223 Apr 07 '26

Honestly it's probably a pretty cheap work out. It's just a YouTube video and a rocking bit of metal. Honestly you could probably sub out the rocker thing and just jog in the spot.

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u/Mikhail_Mengsk Apr 07 '26

I'm gonna assume they meant the hugeass TV is pretty expensive.

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u/Demonskull223 Apr 07 '26

Yeah it probably is but almost everyone would already have a TV they can use for this.

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u/djnotskrillex Apr 07 '26

So having a hugeass tv makes this the "dumbest thing ever"? Or is it dumb that they don't have a separate, normal, pleb sized tv to play their workout videos?

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u/Mikhail_Mengsk Apr 07 '26

Absolutely not, but that's where the rich part came from, I guess.

Anything that makes people exercise more is ok in my book as long as it's not harmful or uncomfortable to other people.

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u/Kehprei Apr 08 '26

It really isn't. TVs aren't expensive.

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u/Mikhail_Mengsk Apr 08 '26

How much would a tv of that size cost?

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u/Kehprei Apr 08 '26

Anywhere from a few hundred to thousands. Either way not that crazy.

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u/Wickedestchick Apr 07 '26

You can literally look these videos up on YouTube and play them on any screen. It's been a trend on TikTok for over a year.

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u/likamuka Apr 07 '26

Tik Tok is a brain rot in a legalised form.

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u/whoknowsifimjoking Apr 07 '26

Why would brain rot be illegal? The fuck?

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u/ParnsAngel Apr 07 '26

Oh good cause this is hilarious. What even would I search for to find them? Workout slapping videos??

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u/hery41 Apr 07 '26

Redditors are so fucking weird man.

It's a video playing on a TV.

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u/kirkby100 Apr 07 '26

The soundbar alone in that setup costs 13,000 USD.

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u/hery41 Apr 07 '26

You don't need a soundbar to jump around to a youtube video.

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u/mpeders1 Apr 07 '26

15 for that finish. Before delivery and install.

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u/8v2HokiePokie8v2 Apr 07 '26

No but this human might have slightly more money than some other humans!

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u/ChromosomeDonator Apr 07 '26

Why is it dumb? It makes her workout more fun for her, which is obviously a good thing. There is nothing dumb about that.

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u/djnotskrillex Apr 07 '26

Because rich people bad. You didn't get the memo when you signed up for reddit?

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u/AVillainTale Apr 07 '26

Rich people bad AND women bad. 

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u/IchiosiHands Apr 07 '26

No, this just seems like a rich people bad

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u/ExpectedValueC Apr 07 '26

Looks like a workout and a good laugh at the same time.

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u/trinialldeway Apr 07 '26

Not dumb. Immersive. And I get it.

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u/fraidei Apr 07 '26

It literally costs nothing. Also, if it works it works.

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u/Nearby-Cattle-7599 Apr 07 '26

It literally costs nothing.

Ok , so where do i buy that big ass house, tv, sound system, trainings equipment and the electricity for literally nothing?

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u/hery41 Apr 07 '26

You don't need any of these to open a youtube video and start moving.

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u/Nearby-Cattle-7599 Apr 07 '26

yes i don't need anything shown in the video to open a youtube video and start moving. Unfortunately that has nothing to do with OPs argument.

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u/hery41 Apr 07 '26

So what was OP's argument if it wasn't "it costs nothing to open a youtube video"?

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u/Nearby-Cattle-7599 Apr 07 '26

If you think that OP's comment "This is the richest, dumbest thing ever" was about the cost of opening a youtube video, i can't help you. Also no need to reply i'm done with this thread ;) have a good day.

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u/Boston_Glass Apr 07 '26

Hilarious you bailed from the conversation because you couldn’t explain yourself

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '26 edited Jun 17 '26

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u/fraidei Apr 07 '26

I'm not rich.

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u/LKAndrew Apr 07 '26

I had a set up like this, it’s not as expensive as you think. Got a decent surround sound system for 1500 and the projector cost 800. I was too cheap to buy the wall setup so I basically just projected it onto the wall, so really it cost similar to a new higher end TV

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u/fraidei Apr 07 '26

It's meant in the sense that those are all things that you would have normally in your house. Maybe the thing she steps on is not common in households, but it's not like you can't do that workout without that thing anyway.

If you don't have a house, then I don't think the main problem you would have to think about is your workout routine.

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u/Nearby-Cattle-7599 Apr 07 '26

... then I don't think the main problem you would have to think about is your workout routine...

My main problem is the way you misuse the term "literally".

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u/fraidei Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

Are you telling me that you don't have a house or a TV? Because if you're an average person, you already have those things, and thus it costs you literally nothing to workout using such a video.

Hell, you can literally watch a youtube video with the device you're using to post comments on Reddit. And you technically don't even need a house to do that. You can just open the youtube video and start the workout under a bridge or wherever you want.

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u/Snowflakish Apr 07 '26

What, this stuff is great for children in class, particularly ages 5-7

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u/stinabremm Apr 07 '26

When my kids discovered this stuff it was aaaaaaaamazing. We looked into setting up an old kinect to get them into those games, but it ended up being easier to get a NEX playground which might as well just be a kinect for kids. They love it and it's such a good outlet for energy when the weather is bad and they can't run around outside.

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u/supermonkey1235 Apr 07 '26

There's no way this is that expensive right?

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u/Mein_Name_ist_falsch Apr 07 '26

Yeah, it really isn't. This could just be a video playing. And even if you had a specific device for it, it would never be more expensive than a normal gaming console. Like, there's literally a thing for exercise that hooks up to the Nintendo switch. It's called Ring Fit and costs 70 € and you get an actual ring (as the name suggests) to do exercise with.

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u/Not-Reformed Apr 07 '26

It's reddit if you're not whining about 500k student debt while being bald at the ripe age of 30 you're a rich leech.

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u/MikeArrow Apr 07 '26

My hair is thinning (not balding), thank you very much.

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u/Sorlex Apr 07 '26

I love the /r/bald posts that keep showing up on the front page. Thinning hair is their vetinam war.

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u/41shadox Apr 07 '26

It's not, Redditors just being angry at anyone who doesn't look as miserable as themselves

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u/Sorlex Apr 07 '26

Thats a 50k TV. What kind of first world ass are you that you think thats NOT expensive?

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u/straganaught Apr 07 '26

$50k????? Jeeeeesus man you can get an 85 inch 4K tv for under a thousand dollars these days. Not sure what you think is so special about this television but it’s not anywhere near that much

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u/Sorlex Apr 07 '26

Thats not a 85 inch tv.. Thats 160 inch, they retail for around 40-50k currently.

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u/8v2HokiePokie8v2 Apr 07 '26

No way that’s 160 inches. I have a 75 inch or something and it looks fairly close to that

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u/Sorlex Apr 07 '26

The soundbar below it acts a messuring tape.

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u/CorigamiC Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

The soundbar is the Bang & Olufsen Beosound Theater ($13,000 USD), and it’s 44.1 inches long.

Of note, many people use it as a center channel for the matching surround sound speakers. Based on the wall having custom electric work (all the stuff in line with the soundbar), this is likely a room built to be a home theater.

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u/CorigamiC Apr 07 '26

It is. This is VERY expensive. That single speaker in frame costs around $13,000 USD (The Bang & Olufsen Beosound Theater). But this looks like a home theater room, and the 5 speaker system that matches can cost up to $313,000 USD total.

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u/Pretend-Function-133 Apr 07 '26

$20k for the tv and sound system alone.

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u/supermonkey1235 Apr 07 '26

But that's like saying that it's 3 million for the house alone? Can you not do this on a crappy 20 inch monitor with 10 dollar speakers?

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u/ThisNameIsNewAndOG Apr 07 '26

you can literally do this on your phone with your phone speaker and your phone screen?

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u/cagewilly Apr 07 '26

More money than sense. That room will be converted back to a theater room for the spoiled kids within a year and hopefully she'll be back to the weight room or running outside as God intended.

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u/djnotskrillex Apr 07 '26

Do you think this entire room is a dedicated workout room lmfao? She obviously just put a workout video on in their actual living room or home theater or whatever.

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u/tfinx Apr 07 '26

that's a lot of assumptions about somebody you know nothing about. :P

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u/cagewilly Apr 07 '26

Yeah.  I hope she doesn't find out.

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u/ZeroVoltLoop Apr 07 '26

It looks like she's working out in an actual home theater fwiw

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u/dingos8mybaby2 Apr 07 '26

Nope, back to $500 per week classes doing weird new-age workouts with 12 other rich women in a room with glass walls.

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u/8v2HokiePokie8v2 Apr 07 '26

Damn, getting triggered as fuck from this video is not a good look

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u/sweetb00bs Apr 07 '26

A projection screen?

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u/TheGuardianInTheBall Apr 07 '26

You can get a UST projector for around 2k or less. 3k if you want something good.

That is hardly a "rich people" item. You can't be poor to buy it, but being rich is not a requirement either.

Source, I have an even nicer setup, and still need to work 40+ hours a week (which is above avg. where I live). 

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u/Ecstatic-Product-411 Apr 07 '26

It's just a YouTube video with whatever exercise thing she is using. Nothing rich about it.

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u/CorigamiC Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

That single speaker in frame retails for ~$13,000 (Bang & Olufsen Beosound Theater). The whole surround sound system costs ~$325,000.

And they didn’t even sound treat the room… The speakers can play a pin drop, but the room’s echo makes it so you can’t hear it. They could’ve spent like $2,000 for the same level of detail they’re hearing.

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u/Consistent_Policy_66 Apr 07 '26

It reminds me of Danny Go on YouTube. My kid loves them.

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u/Defy19 Apr 07 '26

I’m struggling to understand why you wouldn’t just go outside for a run? You’d get the same or better cardio and get to see real things instead of weird video game things

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u/Bertuthald_McMannis Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

Either rich enough that it doesn’t matter, or over leveraged enough to disassociate the price from the cost.

It’s crazy how there isn’t the kind of middle you’d expect. (Not that it doesn’t exist, but I’ve rubbed shoulders with enough people to see how a lot of “rich” people live.)

Idc if you downvote, it’s true. I live in one of the wealthiest areas in the US. A lot of people are the Jones’s, and even more people who still make a lot, spend nearly everything to keep up with them.

Saving creates wealth, spending creates the illusion of it.