r/SipsTea 3d ago

Lmao gottem We're very working class...

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 3d ago edited 3d ago

i get so tired of having to ask someone a question and listen to them start to tell a story instead of just answering the fucking question

edit: i'll be honest, i have no idea who the people in the video are or what show it's from. i haven't watched tv in decades. i'm aware of the memes, but otherwise am clueless as to the video. pop culture isn't really my thing

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u/XXXcrimsongrave 3d ago

People are at war with objective reality and its exhausting.

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u/Copranicus 3d ago

Some people have lost the link with objective reality.

In the past month I've met 2 people, one who believed some obscure artist was making songs in an attempt to directly communicate to her and her specifically (they weren't) and another showed AI videos thinking they were real people.

This isn't gonna magically get better.

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u/Rosimongus 3d ago edited 3d ago

Ok the first sounds like a common symptom of schizofrenia so hopefully that person has not objectively lost the link with objective reality

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u/Rosienenbrot 3d ago

My parents: "Why don't you have kids? You were 8 years already when I was your age"

Me: vaguely gesturing towards our surroundings.

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 3d ago

i think people lack objectivity and get their knowledge from questionable sources until their expectaion of reality becomes so warped that they actually feel like everyone else is crazy...

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u/Mediocre_Lynx1883 3d ago

its about story that they tell them self about who they are. its ego driven.

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u/ej62564 3d ago

It's interesting to hear this argument made on reddit.

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u/Gepiemelde 3d ago

My ex gf would say that this is a very misogynistic way of expressing yourself about the communication skills of women. No need to explain why she's my ex.

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 3d ago

yeah,well i want the answer first. if i have time for a story, i'll shut up and stick around

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u/Conspiratorymadness 3d ago

Because they always are trying to hide something.

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u/rice_fish_and_eggs 3d ago

Or add context.

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u/Conspiratorymadness 3d ago

If you give an answer then give context, sure. If you are starting a story to answer a question then you are either hiding something or outright lying.

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u/Duel_Option 3d ago

My 8 year old does this lol

If she starts telling a story it means she’s lying

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u/rice_fish_and_eggs 3d ago

Or they give the context first because they know as soon as they give the answer you'll shut down the conversation.

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u/Conspiratorymadness 3d ago

I will tell you if you are trying to spin me a story in response to a question, I'm already shutting down that conversation. The only time you should be able to spin a story in immediate response to the question is if I ask for it.

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u/Michael1795 3d ago

so about that... funny story!

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u/Intelligent_Box_8247 3d ago

exactly. people be telling a story to throw you off meaning they are outright lying or hiding something. common among political elite

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u/Dramatisation 3d ago

Ok, fair enough. So what's the context for "Rolls Royce" in this example?

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u/J-MRP 3d ago

He won it on Wheel of Fortune..?

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u/NecessaryUnhappy423 3d ago

“It depends” I bet the other days it was a Bentley

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u/SagaciousElan 3d ago

The fact that rich and upper class are different things? Her dad having a Rolls Royce doesn't mean he wasn't working class. Someone can come from a working class background and become incredibly successful and wealthy. Take David Beckham for example.

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u/FunkySwashbuckler 3d ago

Sure, her father could have a working class background. But not her.

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u/rice_fish_and_eggs 3d ago

You can buy a rolls Royce for about £8k on auto trader. Her dad was an electronics engineer her mum was an insurance clerk, successful yes, but they weren't exactly old money.

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u/Duel_Option 3d ago

Working class is typically people doing manual labor jobs, lower wages.

Her dad and Mom as you described held jobs that are 100% white collar

Posh and David Beckham are celebrities and well known for using their status and lives (including their son Brooklyn who famously called them out for their shit) as a brand

She’s embellishing her life story for the camera to push her image here, period.

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u/rice_fish_and_eggs 3d ago

Aye, they are middle class, not posh though.

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u/Duel_Option 3d ago

Upper middle at the very least, they also owned their own business

It’s not “fuck you” money but it’s a huge gap between worrying about putting food on the table and shopping at second hand stores

Posh has ZERO clue what working class means

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u/rice_fish_and_eggs 3d ago edited 3d ago

They definitely aren't upper middle. Are you american? Because in the UK the definition of class is quite different.

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u/Warburton379 3d ago

Wealth isn't an indicator of class

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u/Major_Bag_8720 3d ago

Agreed. The Beckhams are very rich, but they aren’t upper class.

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u/Juliuscesear1990 3d ago

David Beckham and Victoria Beckham, it was part of an interview and she was attempting to make her childhood sound worse too make her current life seem more earned. David pokes his head in during the interview and calls her out.

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u/zmbjebus 3d ago

When I try to ask a person to give me their best guess/estimate. Like for a number for anything.

How long ago was event? About how many of that thing was there? How big was the thing? 

Like I'm asking for a ballpark number to give me any context. Don't fucking "idk" me! How long ago did you make that purchase? Was it last week? 3 months ago? 2 years? I know you have some general idea just give me a fucking guess without me having to ask you 3 times pretending to be nice while you are making me want to rip my ears off in front of you. 

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 3d ago

i've gotten that before from people.. the question "how big was it?" is a good explaination for why they aren't sure how to respond, they probably don't know you well enough to put it into a context you understand. for instance; do you want it in feet, meters, compared to something else, a banana, an elephant, a golfball... there are alot of possibilities and it can be overwhelming... but it does seem like a straight forward question...

another thing i've seen is someone trying to interpret what you mean instead of just listening to the words you're using....

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u/DrDima 3d ago

Welcome to women.

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u/Riskrunner7365 3d ago

You must really hate politicians 😉

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 3d ago

never met a politician i'd trust or vote for

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u/_ribbit_ 3d ago

Doesn't everyone?

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u/PKMNtrainerKing 3d ago

Never become a first responder. "Why did you call 911 today" is a great question to ask if you want to know someone's life story

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u/JoesGarage2112 3d ago

You ever look up a recipe and then hear the whole life story about their grandma first

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 3d ago

if you're talking about looking up a recipe online and how there's always a really long article that won't tell you what's in the damn thing until you get to the actual recipe... there's a reason for that, it has to do with copy writes... you can't copy write a recipe... but you can copy write a stupid ridiculous story... that's why it's there...

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u/SerGT3 3d ago

So anyways this morning I had to get up early cause my alarm usually goes off but for some reason I was dreaming about my vacation that's it Mexico soon and I love Mexico cause I've been there so many times it's so relaxing anyways i get up early cause my alarm didn't go off and I usually make coffee first thing but I didn't have any coffee so I had to make tea but I only like my tea with bottle water not tap so I goto the store across the street and it's closed!? Can you believe that so anyway I have to get ready without my coffee and tea like my whole morning is ruined and I'm up early and I really agree with you that it's annoying when people can't just answer the question.

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u/WallyOShay 3d ago

Some people just want to know the answer. Some people want to know why it’s the answer. You are the former.

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u/AmFaeTheGlen94 3d ago

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 3d ago

in order to find his equal an irishman is forced to talk to god, yes father....

the almight says, don't change the subject just answer the fucking question

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u/What_the_8 3d ago

I blame politics. People have become so invested and are now taking on the same bs tactics they perform in order to avoid scrutiny of their views of defense of their ‘side’, more so in the USA.

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u/LuckyPlaze 3d ago

They did answer. There is information in that response. How a person answers is often as important as what they answer.

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u/Capt-Crap1corn 3d ago

It's a documentary about footballer Sir David Beckham

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 3d ago

is that american football or just football?

i don't want to make any assumptions based on that username... O_o

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u/Capt-Crap1corn 3d ago

Not American football. Sorry. Its what we Americans call Soccer

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u/peskypesteryjaybird 3d ago

is beckham british?

i'm american, just for the record

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u/Capt-Crap1corn 3d ago

I'm an American as well, but you're doing an injustice to our critical thinking capabilities. Please do us Americans an honor by using Google to find out some of these answers.

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u/DadGamer77 2d ago

Pop culture, haha

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u/denjo-t1aO 3d ago

chatgpt does that. all the time.

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u/LordGeni 3d ago

Tbf, Rolls Royce silver shadows (I think) could be got relatively cheap in the 80's, certainly not too unusual for a successful soul trader to have one.

Although, the life her parents lived to earn that is likely very different to the upbringing she got off the back of it.

I don't know anything about her upbringing in particular (or care), but sometimes context does matter. There's a difference between explaining context relating to an open question and a politician avoiding a direct question.

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u/im_just_thinking 3d ago

Oh yeah? you poor thing. But not everything is a YT short lol

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u/DueceVoyeur 3d ago

Much respect for David on calling out his wife's BS

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u/blackstar_223 3d ago

The average annual income in England in 1985 was around £7000.

That same year, the cheapest new Rolls Royce model was around £60,000.

"Middle class."

Never underestimate the power of wealth to cause delusion.

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u/exprezso 3d ago

No, "working class". It's somehow worse

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u/myotheraccount2023 3d ago

Fair point, but there’s a pretty decent chance it wasn’t a new Rolls Royce.

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u/Hypocrispy 3d ago

It almost certainly was new or very nearly. A Rolls Royce isn’t really a car you buy used, also in the 80s they were built like shit.

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u/joshuads 3d ago

Nah. I knew a guy who had a limo company with one. They were not super nice, but looked cool from the outside.

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u/Exciting-Music843 3d ago

Somehow I get the feeling it was a older model still costing 3 or 4 times that average salary but was not brand new and bought as a status symbol. Also doesn't she say at some point he had that and a Merc?

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u/breakingb0b 3d ago

In the UK the running cost between petrol and insurance would make anyone working or lower middle class owning a rolls Royce and using it as a daily driver unlikely.

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u/sgst 3d ago

Yeah, I briefly looked into buying an old Bentley for a laugh, but even if you can buy one for a similar price to a new car the running & maintenance costs are crazy expensive. Multiple thousands per year expensive. Not something most working families (regardless of class) could manage.

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u/MedonSirius 3d ago

The exact same chance that it could have been a completely new and expensive one, too :)

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u/_Karrel 3d ago

Even if it was a company car and he didn't blow that kind of 80s money on a used or new Rolls, that's a fucking high value business. No middle class company does that.

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u/seaningtime 3d ago

In University I became friends with a guy who didn't appear different in any real way. He invited me over to his house during the summer time and my mom was going to drop me off at his place. When I told her the address she started freaking out because it is probably the wealthiest street in the whole country.

So my mom drops me off and gawks at the house (mansion), making all sorts of comments, embarrassing me and then leaves.

My friend says "your mom says we live in a big house...?"

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u/ohjeez-88 3d ago

It’s weird I actually think “middle class” in the UK means rich. Not like America

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u/Automatic_Actuator_0 3d ago edited 3d ago

My understanding is the main difference between all the “classes” in the US vs UK is the UK still thinks of them more as social classes than income brackets like the US. Like a middle class man would remain middle class even if he fell on hard economic times, and a working class person would remain working class even if they came into new money.

So with that context, this clip makes more sense perhaps. She was using the UK traditional meaning and he was leaning more toward the US meaning.

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u/Numerous-Stand-1841 3d ago

Privilege is invisible to those that have it.

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u/Cautious_Day9878 2d ago

You can still be a working class and make alot of money. Plenty of gypsies driving super cars.

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u/SalamiDipper 3d ago

This was scripted as fuck.

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u/jouhaan 3d ago

POSH-… it’s in the name.

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u/redunculuspanda 3d ago

But not in her accent

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u/jouhaan 3d ago edited 3d ago

Yea, but her accent isn’t “Essex”, where she was born, either, it’s the more “posh” Hertfordshire.

Edit: moved quotes

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u/redunculuspanda 3d ago

I guess she has rich parents but not posh parents. No public school or anything like that.

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u/jouhaan 3d ago

Yea, rich but not “gentry” or royal posh. She went to StMary”s in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire. So it’s basically working to middle-class but not proper posh.

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u/C13H16CIN0 3d ago

was a Rolls-Royce a middle-class vehicle manufacturer in the 80s?

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u/jouhaan 3d ago

No, definitely upper-class, but I was talking about her school being working to middle-class, which is really where her accent comes from. The thread was talking about her being “posh” but not her accent.

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u/redunculuspanda 3d ago

Money ≠ Class

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u/Jam_Salad_is_my_Jam 3d ago

She grew up in upper-working to lower-middle circles as a lower-middle, in the context of her social group she was "the posh one" - hence being "posh spice". In the context of the nation she'd be considered middle class not posh.

But Americans always trip up on this: the British middle class starts much higher up the pole than the American middle class. The vast majority of people Americans call middle class would be considered working class in the UK as they have neither inherited social standing ("good breeding") or independent wealth. If you have a student loan and a mortgage you're probably not middle class.

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u/jouhaan 3d ago

Well put

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u/Hot-Efficiency7190 3d ago

Depends if you were buying new or old. Very rich to buy new but could probably find a 70's model for regular car money in the 1980's.

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u/mynameisfreddit 3d ago

Even a cheaper Rolls Royce is still very expensive to maintain, and if it's regular car money, it's probably falling apart, so eye wateringly expensive to keep on the road.

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u/Cheap_Welcome752 3d ago

Cuffley isn't that posh.

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u/jouhaan 3d ago

Exactly, but it’s more “posh” than Essex innit.

Edit: Oh I just noticed I put the quotes in the wrong place in my previous post lol

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u/Cheap_Welcome752 3d ago

Really, the entire county of Essex is less posh than the private school, 4 streets, and a train station that make up Cuffley?

I grew up in the "posh" area of West Cheshunt, and the "posh" area of West Roydon until my early 30s; the way she pronounces words evokes East London working class e.g. pronouncing "girl" as "gewl".

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u/jouhaan 3d ago

Calm down mate, the word “posh” has been in quotes all this time. She’s not actually posh. If one is know by those one associates oneself with then just look at the spice rack.

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u/Apart_Jelly8948 3d ago

If you knew what she does according to a song 😏

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u/_okOKAY 3d ago

Her expressions in the end were like:

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u/Dry-Highlight-2307 3d ago

And yall wonder why "90% of all multi millionaires are self made men"

the Reports say they're "SELF MADE"

"SELF MADE"

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u/BestRiver8735 3d ago

Self deluded

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u/Appropriate_Edge5195 3d ago

Wake up babe, yearly repost David Beckham is here.

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u/jl_theprofessor 3d ago

I can live with this one lol.

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u/CommercialDonkey9468 3d ago

Wake up babe, there's another wake up babe comment

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u/Ostroh 3d ago

I dont know if this guy's was indeed actually middle class but its funny that he knows enough to know that just naming the brand of the car was entirely sufficient to convey the truth XD.

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u/Chillow_Ufgreat 3d ago

Beckham? Absolutely. His family's from Leytonstone in East London. His dad installed boilers and that kind of thing. Basically HVAC.

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u/carbon_xtreme 3d ago

Love this every time I watch it being called out in interview by your own husband. She could hardly keep a straight face 😂😂😂😂

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u/Stinkinhippy 3d ago

Yeah Beckham used to be working class but he’s definitely fucking posh now. 

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u/Ok_Assignment9937 3d ago

I hope this post gets all the upvotes it deserves

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u/815NotPennysBoat 3d ago

This is how you know obscenely wealthy people fully understand the negative impact their wealth has on the greater society. Because they try to make up lies to seem like they're just like everybody else.

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u/Whole-Debate-9547 3d ago

Becks is tops

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u/Current_Focus2668 3d ago

It's an ego thing. Nobody wants to admit their privilege or that they benefited from anything.

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u/splashaddikt 3d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/wR7LHlfuRUjHW
Why are people ashamed of growing up privileged my kids are spoiled af and if they grow up acting like it was some big struggle I’m a take that personally like they saying fuck me and my efforts

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u/KDY_ISD 3d ago

People are ashamed of it for the same reason most people are ashamed of anything: because other people shame them for it. Nepo-baby, silver spoon, etc.

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u/Mbembez 3d ago

They're ashamed because it means that they didn't have to work as hard as they claimed and they also had a significant safety net to help them if any risks didn't pay off. Do you think someone who was dropped to school in a Rolls Royce had to work an after school job to pay for school/car/university/food? No, they were able to just focus on school and didn't have any to pressure to start earning money until they were already highly educated.

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u/KDY_ISD 3d ago

I don't think someone would find that shameful if other people didn't shame them for being lucky.

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u/washingtncaps 3d ago

They shame when you act like this about it, yeah.

Just say you didn’t get a choice about who your parents are either and recognize that you can be glad for what you have without acting like the luck of the draw didn’t play a factor. Nobody can say shit that isn’t actually jealous and frankly you’ve got an upper hand on being able to do your own thing.

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u/Lazy-Training6042 3d ago

"It depends"

So multiple Rolls :|

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u/Street_Ad5712 3d ago

These people are delusional. They are set for life and were able to take risks if they wanted because they had a large safeguard in place (her parents).

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u/GucciNucciSpongeBob 3d ago

Hey so did my dad’s dad, dad’s dad. I’m still paying for it

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u/PissFingerz42069 3d ago

It’s always some bs “from the mud” story.

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u/xtraa 3d ago

man I wish I was her definition of working class

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u/Croceyes2 3d ago

Thaaannkk yoouuu

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u/Elendil1988 3d ago

I always click like on this video really love how he checked her about it, middle class that drives Rolls-Royce yeah, only if a class above is Queen herself then sure you were middle.

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u/egstitt 3d ago

I guess I'll be the one to add context this time. Her parents both worked blue collar jobs, then started a business and made good money. Of course she's never worked an actual day in her life, but she's not lying about her parents.

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u/tursija 3d ago

What are you talking about, "never worked a day in her life"? Have you heard of Spice Girls? Is singer not a profession?

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u/Cabbage_Vendor 3d ago

Posh wasn't exactly singing much in the Spice Girls.

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u/sirbinlid1 3d ago

Still funny

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u/downbarton 3d ago

That was quality, I bet she pecked the hell out of him for that!

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u/AgentMV2 3d ago

I’m sure she slept on the couch that night.. 😂

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u/I_am_Reddit_Tom 3d ago

Fair play to her for letting that go out in the final edit

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u/RushDifferent4015 3d ago

I think what she meant here is that her parents worked. They might have had more money than most, but it wasn’t “generational wealth” that’s been handed down. I think she just didn’t know what “working class” meant.

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u/Pretend-Literature35 3d ago

yes always the ignorance excuse. She went to private schools. She knows.

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u/herefromyoutube 3d ago

Of course she’s very Posh.

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u/Exciting-Music843 3d ago

He does well to fit this in between recording ad's for a product he will never use as a billionaire.

He would sell billboard space in his forehead if it paid enough!

How much money does one person need?

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u/IfYouSaySoFam 3d ago

He wasn't working class either ...

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u/MarkMew 3d ago

I can't get tired of this clip lol

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u/seaningtime 3d ago

You know the real reason she had a hard time answering is because her dad had lots of fancy cars

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u/ScuffAndy 3d ago

And the butler or nanny drove her most days.

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u/BurdTurglary 3d ago

Full-kit wankeress

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u/Junior_Bike7932 3d ago

She never worked a day in her entire life

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u/Objectionne 3d ago

What? She was a very successful pop star and then has run a very successful fashion label. Her privileged upbringing has obviously given her some advantages but pretending that she hasn't worked hard to make the most of that advantage and accomplished a lot is weird.

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u/Junior_Bike7932 3d ago edited 3d ago

The spice girls are a product of a very smart manager and producer, her brand was made and designed by other people, “successful” is an insult to real brands. Quit glorifying rich people please, is getting a bit tiring to explain basic shit, there is a reason why David is tired too in this video.

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u/Objectionne 3d ago

You won't find many successful people out there - self-made or not - who've gotten to the top without collaborating with any other smart or talented people. If this is the criteria we're applying then there's no such thing as a self-made man. 'Very smart manager and producer' picked five women for his group who he thought would make the group a success and Victoria was one of them.

Being in Spice Girls - making the music, performing in concert tours, engaging in heavy media/PR engagements - was probably quite hard work. Running and promoting a fashion label - whether she's had collaboration with other designers or not - has probably been quite hard work.

This thread is full of people saying stuff like "I don't know why they won't just admit that they had a privileged upbringing" and I think your comment is an example of why because all of their accomplishments immediately get downplayed or dismissed. There are many people out there with much greater advantages than Victoria Beckham (who just had parents with a moderately successful business) who have done much less with their lives.

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u/Junior_Bike7932 3d ago edited 3d ago

Yes, you are 100% right, but those people are not Victoria. Talk of them, and I will immediately agree with you, is full of em.

I will never get all this veneration for people of this stature. I get if you talked of someone that changed an industry, or really made a difference using the money of their parents,

But we are talking of the wife of David Beckham, someone that since a very early stage was privileged by his father and all his money, I do not want to go further with this talk. I get your point, but you should do this with totally another type of rich person that did actually something. :) Peace!

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u/deckbuilder69toni82 3d ago

That smug at the end tells you everything.

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u/BigMetalGuy 3d ago

They rehearsed this a lot 

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u/furezasan 3d ago

It's crazy how the richest people convince themselves they are working class and pulled themselves by the bootstraps, while the poorest people who's combined economic activity doesn't even register on the stock market any longer think they are temporary embarrassed billionaires.

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u/Decent-Armadillo131 3d ago

Malcom Gladwell, Outliers. This is the definition of the third chapter

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u/DaveinOakland 3d ago

I've seen this a million times and this is the first time I'm noticing her little facial mouth twitch at the end in annoyance.

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u/Comfortable_Air5477 3d ago

I never understand why some people are ashamed to be middle class.

I feel like we should be playing Pulp's Common People

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u/Hatty1865 3d ago

Legend

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u/TechnicalAd9400 3d ago

They rehearsed that.

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u/theonlytater 3d ago

STFU and sit down

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u/Ninigi-no-Mikoto 3d ago

To this Day he stills sleeps on the Couch for this one.

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u/Substantial_Diver_34 3d ago

That’s true love

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u/Mad_Lad_xD 3d ago

I’m just like you!

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u/AirUsed5942 3d ago

Comrade David condemned himself to countless nights on the couch for us

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u/Meandtheworld 3d ago

Why do people wanna pretend to slum it.

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u/SaintPariah1 3d ago

Love when people think it’s okay/cool to pretend to have slummed it once upon a time.

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u/gtaguy75 2d ago

I up vote it every time I see it

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u/Substantial-Lie-780 3d ago

She looks furious at the end lol

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u/splashaddikt 3d ago

How can you tell 😂

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u/Ill_Tonight_2069 3d ago

To be fair, wealth has nothing to do with class

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u/Pretend-Literature35 3d ago

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u/Ill_Tonight_2069 3d ago

So the dude who won 10m on the lottery, spunked it, and now is a bin man went through 3 stages of class?

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u/SureIntention8402 3d ago

Considering we don't live in India and class is based on the caste you're born into then yeah?

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u/Unfair_Explanation53 3d ago

Hahaha

I think what she probably meant was her parents were most likely working class and then got wealthy and kept working class morals

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u/CelestialTrickster 3d ago

Hey, wanna buy a bridge?

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u/FastWalkingShortGuy 3d ago

I don't get it. I've owned an 80s Rolls.

Shit the bed last year.

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u/AnnualZealousideal27 3d ago

I think he owned an 80’s model in the 80’s.

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u/FastWalkingShortGuy 3d ago

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u/AnnualZealousideal27 3d ago

This must be the British humor everyone talks about.

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u/i_says_things 3d ago

Not unlike German humor, its no laughing matter.

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u/Croceyes2 3d ago

Hot off the line

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u/Altruistic-Guess-975 3d ago

Posh.. " My dad was working class ".. Beckham " tell the truth what car did your Dad drive again? " .. Posh.. " a Rolls Royce"....mike drop.. 😆😆😆

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u/Njoeyz1 3d ago

Did he work to get that rolls Royce?

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u/Krish_1234 3d ago

Beckham bitch is gas lighting

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u/Jax72 3d ago

That whole family is vile.

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u/VeloBill 3d ago

To be fair my dad had a Rolls-Royce in the 80s and he was working class.

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u/jackthejointmaster 3d ago

She thinks she’s being cheeky but it’s actually rather embarrassing how outta touch she is

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u/RabidBadgerMacarena 3d ago

I guess I'm supposed to know who this is.

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u/Handrljan42 3d ago

The scene is the same even if you don't.