35K On A Ring?

[CopiousX]

I don’t believe any of these social media interviews. They’re almost as bad as Reddit posts




Y’all remember the dude that was a “retired venture capitalist firm owner” describing his designer clothes and giving out investment advice on a TikTok street interview? But that same dude ended up being a conman, who was literally out-on-bail after viewers researched him?

 

[Professor Emeritus]

I have a pretty good friend who got a ring that was over $40k (back in the 2000s, so even more now with inflation). Her wedding dress was $11K too.

She got the marriage annulled less than two years later.

All the money in the world won't make up for psychological shortcomings.

 

[BobbyWojak]

I don’t believe any of these social media interviews. They’re almost as bad as Reddit posts




Y’all remember the dude that was a “retired venture capitalist firm owner” describing his designer clothes and giving out investment advice on a TikTok street interview? But that same dude ended up being a conman, who was literally out-on-bail after viewers researched him?

It's like deception is ingrained in the human psyche 100 years ago tiktok interviewers would be selling pickled jabberwock and snake oil.

 

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[Jsully]

Look at him and look at her. She wouldn't be with him if he didn't have $$ to begin with and $35k really ain't shyt to him. He did say "it all depends on how much you make", which was a clear indicator that he makes bread.

Like anything in life, it's all relative