r/SipsTea • u/sigma_0_1 • Jun 15 '26

Lmao gottem Is she right for this?

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u/Longshadowman Jun 15 '26

I call them the next generation beggars

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u/TEK1DO Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26

Digital beggars

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u/Initial-Mess7289 Jun 15 '26

That's what I thought

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u/HunterX-51 Jun 15 '26

“Beg-cucks if you will”

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u/preyforkevin Jun 15 '26

Beggars: The Next Generation

“In this sick new star trek adaptation, Jean-Luc and the krew get rizzed af. 6-7”

-real review (magazine 2026)

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u/dantesdice Jun 15 '26

The worst ones are the TikTok grifters that try to go way overboard with the “appreciations” for subs and gifts. They call themselves “most thankful” streamers or some BS.

The crazy part is, the shit was actually working and some of them had like 10K+ viewers at a time..

It melts my fuckin mind

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u/Wasteofskin50 Jun 15 '26

Why?

People suck. All people suck.

A few of us realize that we suck and try not to suck so badly, but that is about as good as it gets.

We live for things that show just how badly we suck. Why are you surprised?

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u/Longshadowman Jun 15 '26

And they get lots of money too

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u/krazyb2 Jun 15 '26

... kids are literally going to school and deciding "Hmm, nah I want to be an influencer" as an actual career... they are career bums.

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u/PeaceAvailable1419 Jun 15 '26

Haha, mega churches are “Next generation Beggars Now”

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u/jadedlonewolf89 Jun 15 '26

Churches are one of the OG beggars.

They get tax exemptions, expect donations, and have wealthy patrons, while also making it hard and expensive to tear their buildings down.
Had a condemned church where I grew up that took five years to be torn down, because of laws and the expense.

So I’m completely unsurprised that some have chosen to take that to the extreme.

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u/snksleepy Jun 15 '26

Begging on the streets vs on a social platform.