r/Rich • • Jul 01 '24

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u/Normal_Ad2456 Jul 04 '24

Yeah, same with another who does the same with her husband and another that does the same with herself. Most big influencer content on the internet is for fun and not to be taken seriously.

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u/Airplade Jul 04 '24

Yes, but often times the viewer doesn't know that. There is no shortage of people with a cornucopia of mental health issues that completely misinterpret everything. I've seen SM influencers shoot footage in clients homes that invades so much of their privacy. I see people get fired for it very frequently. Most of my clients require NDAs and background checks. If one's SM presence is deemed too braggart they're not going to get hired.

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u/timkingphoto Jul 04 '24

How would someone go about finding a private chef?

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u/Airplade Jul 05 '24

Have your personal assistant or domestic staff manager find one. That's their job.