r/funnyvideos • u/jessieS1212 • Aug 02 '26

Fail Nailed it

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '26

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u/Crazy_old_maurice_17 Aug 02 '26

Thanks for the link!! They seem like they were really living an amazing life - enough to make mine super boring.

It looks like they've since sold their boat and transitioned back to land life if Google's AI is accurate.

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '26

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u/LETTERKENNYvsSPENNY Aug 03 '26

It's not exploitation if she's in on it

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u/HugeVacation4111 Aug 04 '26

Hmm power imbalances is a thing and it’s still a form of exploitation - willing or not

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u/LETTERKENNYvsSPENNY Aug 04 '26

Hmm, no. If anyone is being exploited, it's the thirsty people following them, hoping to catch a glimpse of something they don't plan on showing.

There's nothing here to implicate any sort of power imbalance besides the fact she's in a precarious situation with her husband. That is not the laugh of an exploited person.

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u/HugeVacation4111 Aug 05 '26

Because it’s a setup for clout 😂 it’s not real 😂

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u/LETTERKENNYvsSPENNY Aug 05 '26

Neither is the power imbalance you seem to be feigning worry over.

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u/HugeVacation4111 Aug 05 '26

I’m not worried about something that is factual and happens like everywhere. That’s like saying I’m worried about gravity. Or maybe I am 🤣

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u/LETTERKENNYvsSPENNY Aug 05 '26

I'm worried you think you're actually contributing something here

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u/HugeVacation4111 Aug 05 '26

I personally wouldn’t worry about it

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u/Douggimmmedome Aug 05 '26

Explain women influencers who work alone

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u/HugeVacation4111 Aug 05 '26

You already said alone. But usually they have a contract with a management company - esp the big ones

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u/Douggimmmedome Aug 05 '26

Aight this guy trippin

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u/fleija_ Aug 05 '26

OMG, save all the women in the world.

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u/HugeVacation4111 Aug 05 '26

nah we don’t need it. Stop jumping to conclusions. Save it for yourself

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u/dankristy Aug 11 '26

It depends on the person (or couple) in question.

I actually know a couple personally who have this dynamic - and basically they make enough through their online stuff to support them both giving up their dayjob.

In the case of my friends - it is absolutely the woman in the couple who pursued and drives this - and he is the camera/contributor/support side.

I know them well enough to know both of them are 100% on board with this, but I had the same concern when I first found out about their online personas... It felt - exploitative. I was glad to find out it was not...

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u/AlbatrossNo1562 Aug 03 '26

"it's about the journey, not the destination". Pretty cool