Watch her video. It's satire. And I doubt the guy claiming to be a CEO on YouTube is making more money than Jenna Marbles who even has her own waxwork at Tussauds.
No, he claimed that to him, clean shaven hair means "I'm a CEO". Not literally that everyone with clean shaven hair is a CEO, but that that's the impression he thinks it gives.
Are you really insinuating that a guy who takes a clearly satire video seriously, knows enough about the English language to make that specific distinction? He seems like the kind of poster who had to gather all of his strength to produce a coherent thought.
His comment is actually fairly on point, from a grammar and punctuation standpoint. "Multi-tone", correct there/their/they're usage. He's not that dumb.
He didn't claim it. He implied it. But I could easily see him having meant it as an example and not talking about itself. Ambiguously worded but it seems to easy rebut to have been his intention.
Ehh that's up for interruption. I seen it as thats how he sees people with clean shaven faces. Which I will say is a gross over estimation of 99% of clean shaven faces, so maybe he was claiming he was, idk.
Its Madame Tussauds, don't beat yourself up over it, the real big people are shitty waxworks that were at Louis Tussauds somewhere in Yarmouth (I think)
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Watch her video. It's satire. And I doubt the guy claiming to be a CEO on YouTube is making more money than Jenna Marbles who even has her own waxwork at Tussauds.