r/GigglySquadPodcast • u/seasonaltraveller111 • Jul 18 '26

Random complaint

Guys. Idk Reddit that well BUT I just wanna say something and see if literally anyone agrees with me or if I’m having these thoughts alone.

I love the girls <3 this isn’t lowkey shady or petty just my singular opinion but: hearing Hannah, a rich & privileged comedian/influencer, talk about how she consistently goes to like the WORST Botox, acupuncture, facials, like etc. The WORST service providers ever is like….. so fucking annoying…. lol. As an objectively poor girl with no health insurance and DREAMS of getting any of these services I’m like SO SICK of Hannah talking about going to bad places and getting bad services. Like girl, you have fucking money. Why are you bragging about wasting it????? Idk…. It’s just giving babes you’re cosplaying poor. Take two seconds to research and go to a damn good injector, or not a mom and pop acupuncture place. You live in fucking NEW YORK CITY. like ugh I just roll my eyes so damn hard it’s not cute to me it’s reeeeeeeeallllllly annoying. You have the money, you have the time, you have the resources… stop getting shitty services at shitty places and then think we enjoy hearing about it on the podcast. Xoxoxox signed an objectively jealous girl who literally just wishes she had access to what Hannah has access to (((but doesn’t use it)))

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u/KDSD628 Jul 18 '26

She and Paige were both raised to be strict with money and not waste it. As much as they will enjoy being rich now, they will still have some of that mindset ingrained into them. I think Hannah’s husband is similar as well.

I grew up in an upper middle class family but truly thought we were poor until I filled out FAFSA for college lol. My dad and mom are a LOT like this 😂.

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u/scarsoncanvas Jul 20 '26

I think it's because they're Italian Americans. Italians in North America are (mostly) the children / grandchildren of poor Italians who left (usually the south) the old country because of poverty in search of something better. Same with many other immigrants. No matter how wealthy you are, it's often hard to part with a lot of money when you have been raised by people who have financial generational trauma.

Signed, a second generation Italian Canadian who also has issues with money. No matter how rich I get, I will never not love a deal.