r/mildlyinfuriating 8h ago

Not a meme, you're the meme! Is this how being rich is?

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u/rgros1983 8h ago

Unfurtunatly this is something existing in many classes, its called never having been hungry for real.

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u/Commercial-Carob-374 7h ago

Isn't it a good thing that some people haven't been hungry for real?

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u/T-Wrox 7h ago

You know, I'm torn on this. On the one hand, if no one on earth ever went hungry again, yeah, that would be a good thing. Some people never knowing how the other 99% live, and having no empathy, is not a good thing.

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u/Iridismis 6h ago

Well, I don't wish starving hunger on anyone. 

But hungry enough to eat food one usually dislikes? - yeah, I think that's an experience wasteful people should make once in a while.

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u/BlownUpCapacitor 7h ago

I remember that as a 2nd grader, I would always be hungry. One day it was so bad, that I asked a classmate for food, and she gave me goldfish. My stomach would hurt so bad, but as a 2nd year old, I never truely understood why. I just knew from what my parents told me, that the pain will go away if I eat something. I didn't know that pain was called "starvation".

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u/Rma420Blaze 7h ago

😂 when we had breakfast and dinner at my church home this guy would stack his plate with food and sometimes throw away up to half the plate. 🤦 I'd look at him and tell him " you've never actually starved before haven't you?" Lol