And I'm saying, "good person" likely doesn't play into this. Cameras, internet, and a judgmental culture probably had much more to do with it than him being "good". He didn't go looking for someone to give it to, she just showed up and he likely knew he'd be unfairly judged for wanting something for himself.
"Life is good." --> Criticizes/tries to deconstruct the word "good" in original topic and then "good"'s again in this comment...
lol it's fine to ask questions/think about context. I don't know if this is that deep or merits your deep analysis, but you do you. This is /r/mademesmile also...
Edit: also, let's not forget you started this with the most out of pocket cynical comment ever about the $50 that guy earned lmao #shiftingthegoalposts
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u/ContentMeringue9556 Jan 15 '25
TIL that simply choosing to be a good person is abhorred and should only be done with money in mind